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A Guide to the Best Hobs in the UK

A hob is a cooker top that can be incorporated into the worktop, and is separated from an oven. A cooker is a stand-alone unit that includes both a stove and an oven.

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

Gas Hobs

In any modern kitchen, a quality hob is a must. There's a suitable hob for every budget and style whether you prefer ceramic gas, induction, or ceramic. A high-quality hob will heat quickly and evenly, allowing you to cook food in a matter of minutes. It also gives an elegant look to your kitchen.

The precise temperature control is one of its key benefits. It is quick to reach high temperatures which is perfect for boiling water, searing meat and stirring-frying vegetables. Its ability adjust its heat output quickly is ideal for delicate dishes or sauces that require the use of a lower temperature setting.

Gas hobs are also energy efficient. It uses natural gas, which is typically less expensive than electricity, making it more affordable to operate a hob. It also makes use of direct flames for heating your cooking utensils. This means there is less energy lost around the burner edges.

Modern gas hobs and ovens feature modern designs that will complement any kitchen decor. Models with stainless steel or a glossy black finishes will blend seamlessly into your kitchen and make it appear more modern. If you prefer, you can pick a glass model that is easy to clean and is extremely durable.

Gas hobs are a popular option for modern kitchens because of their versatility and ease-of-use. They can also complement traditional kitchen designs, particularly when you integrate a range cooker in your layout. However, it's important to note that they can increase the risk of fire when compared to electric or induction hobs. This is due to the fact that they don't come with the additional safety features of being able to be switched off instantly and also having child safety locks on the control knobs.

When you are deciding on gas hobs you must consider the number of cooking zones and burners you need. You can pick models that have 1,2 or 5 cooking zones. A lot of models also have central wok burners which is a high-powered burner that can be used for quick boiling or stir-frying. You should also verify the type of ignition system used. The majority of gas hobs utilize an electric spark or an ongoing electric pilot flame to light the burners.

Hobs Induction

Induction cookers have gained popularity due to their speed and effectiveness. Gas hobs are still a favorite among home cooks. These flat glass-topped stoves use magnetism instead of heat to heat the pan contents. This makes them more efficient and safer because there isn't any flame underneath. Induction hobs come with a range of features. Our Good Housekeeping Institute experts found that some of these features can be very useful.

One of them is the bridge function which lets you join two hob rings to accommodate larger pans. You can regulate the temperature of each ring separately via the touchscreen panel. This is a fantastic option for those who like to entertain and is an essential feature if there are guests who have different dietary requirements. Induction hobs can be dangerous for people who have pacemakers as they generate electromagnetic fields that could interfere with the operation of their devices.

The British Heart Foundation recommends that you maintain a distance of at least 60cm between any source of power and an active hob, especially if you're wearing pacemakers. The magnetic field produced by the hob may interact with other electrical devices, causing them to malfunction, so you'll want to make sure that your device isn't within reach of the hot plate or in a live cooking area.

Another induction hob available is this model from CDA with five hob zones and many features, like melt and simmer that can be ideal for bain maries and slow-cooked stews. The hb was also designed with safety in mind. It has child locks, anti-overflow, and overheat settings.

This induction hob has an elegant design compared to other models. This is reflected by the sleek black finish that blends perfectly with the majority of kitchen designs. It comes with a range of features, including the ability to pause that lets you temporarily shut off the stove without removing your pan as well as a boost feature that provides additional power to speed up the heating process. It is also energy-efficient, and the touch-screen panel offers a range of pre-set recipes for your favorite recipes.

LPG Hobs

Gas hobs provide a controlled heat instantly, with the capability of reaching higher temperatures than electric cooktops. Gas hobs are popular for both domestic and commercial kitchens. They can be used to cook leftovers or to create culinary masterpieces.

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

All of our gas hobs are from reputable brands like Falcon, Imperial, and Lincat. They are available in different finishes. From stainless steel to black glass, you're bound to find a model that will fit your style and complement other appliances in your kitchen.

When you are choosing a gas stove, there are a variety of features to consider. Certain models have automatic pan detection as a safety feature. This lets the cooking zones activate only when the required cookware is placed, preventing heat waste. Some hobs have a combination of cooking zones that can accommodate different pan sizes. Some hobs have child locks that keep unintentional fingers away from the controls. Some have an auto switch off feature that turns the hob off if it is not utilized for a specified period of time.

Another great thing about LPG is that it's more widely available than electricity, which is typically harder to find in rural areas. Being liquid means that it can be easily stored and transported making it a preferred option for those who live in remote areas or catering establishments that aren't connected to mains gas.

Gas hobs are available in a variety of models, some of which have boiling times as short as five minutes. This makes them perfect to cook pasta or potatoes, as well as other dishes in busy catering environments where time is crucial. Our hobs are equipped with cast iron pan supports that are durable and have an alarm system for flame failure to ensure that the flame never completely extinguished.

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The right hob can make all the difference when you're cooking with family or friends. Our experts will walk you through the four most commonly used types and help you select the cooker hob most suitable for you, your lifestyle and cooking habits.

Gas hobs are available in a variety of styles, ranging from 4 to 6. They offer precision and control with excellent accuracy. There are models that can be converted to LPG which is a safer and more affordable fuel. Our range includes all the major brands in a range of colours and finishes that match your kitchen's style.

The word hob originates from an old English phrase that was originally used to mean 'a shelf, grate or fireside'. It's an old-fashioned term that describes the way we used to cook at home in the past, with large fireplaces and shelves that were separate for pots. Nowadays, kitchens are fitted with an oven as well as an additional stove top (hob) that can be gas or electric.

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