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>single plate
>price doesn't matter
>UK
>Will mostly be used for frying eggs, bacon, steaks and other proper carnivore meals
What are your recommendations?
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>>22147253
>What are your recommendations?
To stop living in the UK
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>>22147253
induction is not made for nor marketed to people who cook
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>>22147253
I have an induction stove and not a standalone plate but you probably want to make sure:
The cooking element is the same size as your largest pan.
High power capacity.
Good range of power settings.
Safety settings such as auto power off etc.
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>>22147253
Carnivore diet is poison. I refuse to help you self harm. Please consider a balanced diet.
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Induction stovetop fried my smartwatch. :(
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>>22147731
you mad they raped your ancestors and owned your country
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>>22148139
>wear a sensitive electronic device next to a localized EMP source
You brought this on yourself.
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Induction stoves seems like something only lonely single men use
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>>22148394
What about a standalone hob?
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I got a couple from ikea when I moved a few years ago and didn't want to use a shitty old style electric. They work great, my one note is make sure you get really deep bottom pans. It has power settings from 1 to 9, but on thin pans level 1 is nothing, level 2 is medium, 3 is high, 4+ is "burn everything to the bottom of the pan". It makes it hard to use.
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>>22147253
Are you paying 2500/month to live in the cupboard of somebody else's London attic? Why else would you need this.



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