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Major Kitchen Appliances: Gas vs. Electric Cooktops



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By : Mark Etinger   

The debate between gas versus electric will always rage on and will never be solved. At the end of the day, it comes down to personal preference and what you find is easier and quicker to cook on. These major kitchen appliances both have their positives and negatives and it's up to you to decipher which is a better buy for your needs.

Before you even consider the advantages of these two major kitchen appliances, first you need to find out if your kitchen has a place to hook up the gas. No gas service means you're automatically stuck with an electric cooktop. In terms of price, both types of ranges can cost you around the same price. It all depends on brand names, size, and features. Both also have their safety risks -they do produce high temperatures after all! On a gas stove, the gas can accumulate and cause an explosion or fire, so always have it professionally installed. Some electric stove tops look like counters. Look for a stove that will have a bright light when the surface is heated and will only disappear when the burner has cooled.

One of the best advantages to gas cooktops is that you can quickly change temperature while you are cooking food. They are often preferred by chefs because they heat up quickly and solid meat is easier to cook on the stove top. In many areas, natural gas is cheaper than electric so do research for your town. It is also easy to tell when a gas stove is on, meaning less accidents in the kitchen. Finally, if you ever have the misfortune of being stuck in a blackout, you can still cook on your stove. Some disadvantages include an uneven heating of pans. It is also slower to bring water to a boil. As mentioned before, if the gas range is left on, a gas buildup can lead to a fire. Gas ranges will need to be professionally installed.

Electric ranges will heat up pots and pans evenly, making it easy to thoroughly cook food and to heat up water more quickly. Another plus is that they are very easy to clean. The top is completely flat so you can quickly wipe down the surface. There is also little risk of a fire -at least on top of the stove. A major disadvantage is that you cannot change the heat as fast. Because electric ranges are made of glass or ceramic, they are susceptible to breakage if you drop an item hard enough.

If you're looking to make delicious meals, these major kitchen appliances cannot be passed up. How much you spend depends on how often you plan on using them. Look for discount home appliances to save some extra cash.

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