Electric Hobs

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Vino
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Re: Electric Hobs

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Post: # 34623Post Vino »

dave c wrote: 01 Dec 2022 11:09 or a hydraulics engineer...
I don't think Stowie would want to fit one from the Chinese shop either.
Or parts for his aeroplane. 😅😅

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dave c
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Re: Electric Hobs

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Post: # 34625Post dave c »

ah...but.... the hydraulic hob doesn't really cook food - it just lifts it up and down a few times...
Vino
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Re: Electric Hobs

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Post: # 34626Post Vino »

It does , it cooks by Friction, a bit like rubbing two sticks together. :roll: :roll
It tends to wear the pan bottoms a bit thin though.
dave c
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Re: Electric Hobs

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Post: # 34628Post dave c »

Vino wrote: 01 Dec 2022 11:34 It does , it cooks by Friction, a bit like rubbing two sticks together. :roll: :roll
It tends to wear the pan bottoms a bit thin though.
You're right vino. especially the wooden pans ( the guy in the chinese shop sold me them too ) but the good thing is - they catch fire before they get too thin :( :( :(

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