How to Choose the Best Hobs
The kitchen hob is an essential, but the type you pick will depend on your cooking style and your budget. Gas hobs are fast to heat up and offer precise temperature control. Electric hobs on the contrary, are more economical, but take longer to warm up.
Choose a model with dishwasher-safe pan supports that make cleaning effortless. You'll also require a cooktop with nine power settings so you can choose the ideal setting for your food.
3. CDA DH702Z Induction Hob
There are many styles of hobs to choose from. But it's not all about fashion - the function of a kitchen appliance can determine the quality of your cooking experience. If you're a seasoned cook or just starting out with cooking, our range of CDA hobs are equipped with features that help take the stress out of your mealtimes.
Gas Hobs
Gas hobs have been a favorite of chefs and amateurs for many years due to their apparent heat and their ease of control. The heat is distributed more evenly and makes frying easier. However, their efficiency isn't as efficient as other hobs and they can be slower to heat up. They also require a professional installation, and proper ventilation in the kitchen to eliminate combustion fumes.
Electric Hobs (Coil & Smooth Top)
Electric hobs heat up ovens hobs your cookware by using an induction plate that is usually more efficient and faster efficient than gas hobs. They don't create any harmful emissions and are easy to clean. They don't have the same flame-cooked look and feel, and might not be suitable for homes that have medical equipment, such as pacemakers or children.
The Siemens IQ-500 EP9A6SB90 is modern and sleek gas hob that has five burners and plenty of room for all sorts of pots and pans, including a powerful wok burner for stir fries and other Asian-inspired dishes. It's got a myriad of features that are user-friendly, such as a convenient Quick Start function that shows which burner is lit on the display panel (and can be programmed to turn off at specific times). There's also a pause or start feature to allow you to temporarily stop cooking and resume later.