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A Guide to the Best Hobs in the UK

A hob is an oven that is different from a cooker. A cooker is freestanding and includes the hob as well as an oven.

Malignant - and possibly mischievous sprites from the countryside, Hobs were often combined with Goblin to give us the Hobgoblin.

Gas Hobs

A good hob is essential in any modern kitchen. Whether you prefer gas, induction or ceramic, there's an appliance to fit your taste and budget. A good hob will heat quickly and evenly to cook your food in a flash, while also adding an elegant look to your kitchen.

A gas hob's precise temperature control is among its most significant advantages. It's quick to reach high temperatures which is ideal for boiling water, searing meat and stir-frying vegetables. Its ability to adjust heat output quickly makes it ideal for delicate dishes or sauces that require a lower temperature setting.

Gas hobs are also energy efficient. It makes use of natural gas, which is generally cheaper than electricity, which makes it less expensive to run a stove. Furthermore, it uses a direct flame to heat your utensils, which means there is less wasted energy around the edges of the burners.

Modern gas hobs are designed with a sleek look to complement any kitchen decor. Models with a stainless steel or glossy black finish blend seamlessly into your kitchen and will make it appear more contemporary. You can also select a model made of glass that is easy-to-clean and highly durable.

Gas hobs are a popular option for modern kitchens because of their versatility and ease-of-use. They can also be a great complement to traditional kitchen designs, particularly when you incorporate a range cooker into the layout. It is important to keep in mind that they could increase the risk of fire when as compared to induction or electric stoves. They do not have safety features like the ability to shut off instantly and have a child safety locks on the control knobs.

When you are deciding on a gas hob you must consider the number of cooking zones and burners you need. You can select models with either 1, 2 or 5 cooking zones. Many models have a central wok, which is a powerful burner that can be used for rapid boiling or stir-frying. You should also verify the type of ignition system you are using. Most gas hobs use an electric spark or an ongoing electric pilot flame to ignite the burners.

Hobs Induction

While gas hobs are popular with home cooks Induction cookers are gaining popularity for their speed and efficiency. These flat glass-topped cookers employ magnetism to heat the contents of the pan rather than heating the surface area, which makes them more efficient, and safer as there is no flame beneath. Induction hobs come with many features, including some which our Good Housekeeping Institute experts have found to be extremely useful.

One of them is the bridge function, which allows you to join two hob rings to make room for larger pans. You can set the temperature of each ring separately via the touchscreen panel. This is an excellent option for those who love to entertain. It can also be an essential feature if you have guests that have different dietary needs. It is important to remember that induction hobs aren't suitable for people who wear pacemakers since they create electromagnetic fields that can disrupt their operation.

The British Heart Foundation recommends a minimum of 60cm separation between a power source and any active hob if you are wearing a pacemaker. The magnetic field generated by the hob could cause electrical devices to malfunction. Make sure that the device isn't in the vicinity of hot plates or cooking zones.

This model comes from CDA is another induction hob that we have available. It comes with five zones and a variety of functions, such as melt and simmer, which are perfect for slow-cooked stews and bain-maries. This hb is built with safety in mind. It comes with child locks, anti-overflow, as well as overheat settings.

The design of this induction cooker is more modern than some others we have available. This is evident by the sleek black surface that will blend perfectly with the majority of kitchen designs. It has a range of options that include a pause function that lets you shut off the stove without removing the pan, and a boost feature which gives an extra amount of power to facilitate a rapid heating up. It's also energy efficient and the touch-screen panel offers a range of pre-set recipes for your favourites.

LPG Hobs

Gas hobs can be controlled to heat instantly, with the capability of reaching higher temperatures than electric cooktops. With options to suit both professional and domestic kitchens, they're a preferred option for those looking to make culinary masterpieces from scratch, or heat up leftovers.

Our range of LPG hobs comes in a variety of sizes, ranging from 60cm with 4 burners, to 90cm when you have 5 or 6 burners. Many of these hobs are also compatible with natural gas with simple conversion kits which makes them the ideal solution for homes with existing mains connections.

All our gas hobs are made by brands you trust, including Falcon, Imperial and Lincat with models that are available in a selection of finishes. From stainless steel to black glass, you're certain to find a model that will suit your home and match the other kitchen appliances.

When choosing a gas stove, there are many features to think about. Certain models have automatic pan detection as a security feature. This allows the cooking zones to activate only when the required cookware has been placed to avoid heat loss. Some hobs have combinable cooking zones to accommodate a variety of pan sizes. Certain hobs are equipped with child locks to keep accidental fingers from the controls. Others even have an auto switch off feature that turns the hob off if it is not used for a specific amount of time.

LPG is also more accessible than electricity in rural areas, where electricity can be difficult to locate. Being liquid allows it to be stored easily and transported making it a preferred option for those who live in remote areas or catering businesses that don't have access to mains gas.

Gas hobs are available in different models, some of which have water boiling times as little as five minutes. They are perfect for cooking pastas, potatoes, and other favourites when time is at a premium. Many of our hobs are equipped with flat cast iron pan supports for durability, as well as a flame-failure safety device that guarantees the flame doesn't go out.

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Whether you're cooking for family or guests, the right hob can make a huge difference. Our team of experts will guide you though the four most commonly used types and help you select the cooker Hob Uk best suited to you and your lifestyle as well as cooking habits.

Gas hobs come in a variety of styles, from 4 to 6. They provide accuracy and control with high precision. There are models that can be converted to LPG, which is a less expensive and safer fuel. Our range includes all major brands, with a wide choice of finishes and colours to match your kitchen style.

The word hob is a traditional English word, originally meaning the term 'a grate or shelf that is placed in front of a fire'. It's an old word that describes how we cooked at home years ago, with huge fireplaces ovens and hobs shelves that were separate from where pots were placed to cook. Today, most kitchens have an oven as well as a separate hob (stove top) which is either gas or electric.

The British often refer to their stove as a hob, however other countries might use the term cooker. Hobs are a separate piece of equipment that has heating rings that heat pots, while a cooker is a bigger freestanding unit comprising both a hob and an oven hob. A range cooker is a combination of a hob and oven, usually built into the worktop. More information about the affected gas hobs, including hazard descriptions and the product's identifiers can be found on the Product Safety Report pages linked to above.