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Personolliem121
28/7/2014 at 3:45pm
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Hi, I'm looking to buy an induction hob as I'm sick of lugging around my bulky gas canister.

I'm aware i will need to buy magnetic pans as well. So I don't really want to spend more than £50 on the hob.

Two I have picked our are

One Concept

Or this one which is single, but seems to get decent reviews.

QVC

Thoughts?


PersonInner Zone
28/7/2014 at 3:59pm
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Quote: Originally posted by olliem121 on 28/7/2014
Hi, I'm looking to buy an induction hob as I'm sick of lugging around my bulky gas canister.

I'm aware i will need to buy magnetic pans as well. So I don't really want to spend more than £50 on the hob.

Two I have picked our are

One Concept

Or this one which is single, but seems to get decent reviews.

QVC

Thoughts?


First one is not induction.


Personolliem121
28/7/2014 at 4:08pm
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My mistake, it came up under my google search for induction hobs.

Any other recommendations for under £50?


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28/7/2014 at 4:18pm
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Yep, we got the Lidl one 4 years back, £25 back then with 10 power levels, works a treat on EHU.

Aldi recently had them, for £30.


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My single tefal one was £40 from the tefal outlet shop at peterborough had it about 3 months its really great only brought one saucepan when I tried different ones from the house and caravan ON IT I had enough pans. It cooks very fast do much that I want one for the house. Brfore buying it everyone said you need expensive pans you dont mine are from tesco, lild and dunelms. And you will hever have a saucepan boil over.
Sennen


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PersonAdenG1
28/7/2014 at 8:44pm
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I have the QVC one and it is the perfect size for camping - packs easily with my frying pan (also from QVC) so I can have the best fried breakfast when I go camping. I was so impressed with induction cooking that I bought another hob from Maplins (it was half price) and I now use it in place of my gas hob at home. You have complete control over the cooking process - it cooks a mean steak.


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The other benefit is the washing up - because you have control things don't burn as easily so clean up of the pans afterwards is usually a lot easier.



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