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Hands up who has cooked on such an electric stove

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You leave for a second, and boom—burnt pasta sauce, crispy eggs, or charred pancakes.
Cleaning Struggles:

With coil burners: « How did crumbs get under the coil? »
With glass tops: « This smear will be the death of me! »
Perfect for Pancakes!

Glass tops are great for even griddle cooking, and some love using them for quick meals.
Those Retro Memories:

If you’ve ever cooked on a classic coil electric stove, you might remember the satisfying « click-click » sound as the heat adjusts.
What’s to Love?
Reliability: They’re sturdy and easy to maintain.
Great for Beginners: The controlled heat makes it safer for new cooks.
Glass Tops: Sleek and modern, they double as extra counter space when not in use!
Pro Tips for Electric Stove Users
Use Flat-Bottom Pans: For even heat distribution, especially on glass tops.
Preheat the Burner: Electric stoves take longer to heat up, so plan ahead.
Invest in a Heat Diffuser: To avoid hot spots and distribute heat evenly.
Clean Regularly: A razor scraper works wonders for glass tops, and coil burners are easier to clean when cool.
Raise your hand (or spatula!) if you’ve ever cooked on an electric stove—especially those vintage ones that seem indestructible. What’s your funniest or most frustrating electric stove story? Share away! 👩‍🍳✨

 

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