Induction Cooking Defined
For this What is Induction Cooking post, the Chief Blonde was provided a review sample. Thanks Fagor!
What is Induction Cooking?
Considered one the most eco-friendly appliances for its efficiency, induction cooktops use 90% of the energy produced. The energy produced by the cooktop is directly supplied to the cooking vessel by a magnetic field. Self-adjusting burners detect the size of the cookware base and automatically adjust so that very little energy is wasted. Remarkable Induction cooking technology warms only the food and pan – not the cooking surface! There are no open flames or heating elements, so the glass surface remains cool to the touch and is easy to clean. So induction cooking is very safe and efficient!
The Chief Blonde Remarks: The Fagor 2-Piece Induction set that we are giving away today is so perfect for a college student on the go, outdoor cooking, camping, tailgaiting, boating or as an extra party burner. You just need a plug and you are set to cook in an efficient and safe manner. Here’s just a few of the features that I adore:
- Burner shuts off if no cookware is detected on it
- It’s compact! Only weighs 5 pounds
- The 2 pc Induction set from Fagor comes with a pan so you can start cooking right away
- Cool display panel that relates to standard cooking terms
- Cooktop has a digital display and a timer
- The cookware gets hot, but the burner does not (Induction heat!)
I have always wanted to try induction heating, and this is certainly a inexpensive way to start learning. Fagor even has induction recipes that you can use to get started.
I have 4 college students and I know they would all love this kind of cooking as it gets food ready 50% faster (as long as their dorms allow use of induction appliances). Fagor also understands that energy and resource conservation is a major concern for students today and has a company initiative in support of environmental preservation through ultra-efficient products, eco-friendly manufacturing and the use of recycled packaging. That ROCKS in my opinion.
Can’t Wait to Win it?
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THE GIVEAWAY
This giveaway ends at 11:59 PM EST on January 17, 2014.
THE PRIZE
One winner will take home a 2 piece induction set from Fagor valued at $100
UPDATE: The Fago 2-Piece Induction Set Giveaway is over. The Rafflecopter entry device has been removed and had 6810 entries. See Giveaway Winners.
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I would love their WINE COOLER 24″ DUAL. I’ve always wanted one; and besides, I don’t have a lot of room in my fridge.
I would love to get the wine cooler, my gf is a wineo persay and she’d love it!
3 in 1 electric multicooker
I’d love to have the Wine Cooler! I’m learning about wines and trying new and different kinds, so this would be great to have!
I’d love the FULLY INTEGRATED CUSTOM / 6 dishwasher because I desperately need a new dishwasher and I can customize the front of this to match my cabinets!
I could use a new large-capacity, side-by-side stainless steel refrigerator; because ours has gotten beaten up after several moves.
Electric Pressure Cooker to cook fast.
I like the safety factor for older people
STAINLESS / 8 WASH CYCLES dishwasher would be nice!
Slow juicer bedause the Slow Juicing maximizes taste and nutrients with any kind of fruit of vegetables
Fagor’s electric pressure cooker plus. I never had a pressure cooker and would love to try one.
I like the Platino Slow Juicer.
I think the torre side by side fridge looks wonderful!
I would like to try the Halogen Tabletop oven. There have many occasions when a second oven would be extremely useful, especially during the holidays. And the great thing is I wouldn’t have to remodel my kitchen to get it. How great is that.
I would like to try the Halogen Table Top Oven! Looks like it would be so easy to use and I’ll bet chicken is fantastic in it!
I would love to try their 24″ wine cooler – We have been looking for a good wine cooler to purchase, right now we just store our wine in our basement and pretend it’s cool enough – ha!
I would like the digital toaster oven.
I’d like the 24″ wine cooler. Right now I keep my wine in the fridge and it’s never at the right temp. UGH
I’d love to have the 1800W Induction Cooktop. It would save on energy and be much safer to use. I also think the concept is pretty cool!
I would like the Fagor Paella pan because I don’t have a pan large enough to make paella