
Too many Hobs? Here's how to find the right one
Here are five key factors to consider when choosing the perfect hob for your cooking needs.
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The type of hob determines the cooking method and energy source used in your kitchen. Choosing the right hob type affects cooking efficiency, convenience, and suitability for your cooking style.
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Induction hotplate
Typical price
64.– to 180.–Uses magnetic fields to directly heat pots and pans, providing rapid and precise temperature control.
Ideal for energy efficiency, induction hobs only heat the cookware, reducing heat loss and cooking time.
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Gas hob
Typical price
48.– to 110.–Utilizes an open flame for cooking, offering immediate heat and visual cues for temperature adjustments.
Preferred by many chefs for its responsiveness, allowing for quick changes in cooking intensity and perfect for techniques like sautéing.
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Electric hob
Typical price
31.– to 61.–Features heated coils or smooth glass surfaces to distribute heat evenly across cookware.
Suitable for a wide range of cooking tasks, electric hobs provide consistent heat but may take longer to adjust temperatures compared to gas.
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Glass ceramic hob
Typical price
57.– to 110.–Combines the sleek design of glass with electric heating elements, providing a smooth and easy-to-clean surface.
Offers modern aesthetics and even heat distribution, making it suitable for both casual and advanced home cooks.
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The number of cooking zones on a hob refers to the individual heating elements available for cooking. This factor is crucial as it directly affects how many dishes can be prepared simultaneously, influencing overall cooking efficiency and meal preparation time.
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1 - 1 x
Typical price
40.– to 94.–Features a single cooking zone, suitable for basic cooking tasks like boiling or frying.
Ideal for individuals or small households with minimal cooking needs, ensuring efficient space utilization.
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2 - 2 x
Typical price
43.– to 120.–Includes two cooking zones, allowing for simultaneous cooking of multiple dishes.
Great for couples or small families, providing flexibility to prepare different foods at once without delays.
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3 - 5 x
Typical price
64.– to 120.–Offers three cooking zones, accommodating a greater variety of cooking methods and dishes.
Perfect for larger families or those who entertain often, enabling the preparation of complex meals efficiently.
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Power refers to the wattage of a hob, which determines its heating efficiency and cooking performance. Higher wattage typically means quicker heating times and the ability to maintain high cooking temperatures, enhancing the overall cooking experience.
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1000 - 1500 W
Typical price
27.– to 51.–This range offers moderate heating power, suitable for basic cooking tasks such as boiling and simmering.
Ideal for smaller kitchens or occasional cooks, it provides enough power for everyday meal preparation without overwhelming energy consumption.
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1501 - 2500 W
Typical price
48.– to 100.–This wattage range provides a balance of power for versatile cooking, handling both quick boiling and slow cooking tasks effectively.
Perfect for home cooks who regularly prepare a variety of dishes, it allows for faster cooking times and better temperature control.
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2501 - 3500 W
Typical price
120.– to 290.–This high wattage range offers rapid heating and the ability to reach very high temperatures quickly, ideal for professional-style cooking techniques like stir-frying.
Recommended for serious chefs or frequent entertainers, it enables efficient cooking of large meals or complex recipes with ease.
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The hot plate diameter refers to the size of the cooking area on a hob, which affects the type of cookware you can use and the overall cooking efficiency. Choosing the right diameter is essential for achieving optimal heat distribution and accommodating the size of your pots and pans, ultimately impacting your cooking experience.
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15 - 18 cm
Typical price
29.– to 61.–This size is suitable for small pots and pans, often used for preparing single servings or side dishes.
Ideal for those with limited cooking space or for individuals who primarily cook for themselves.
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18 - 22 cm
Typical price
35.– to 72.–Provides a versatile cooking area that can accommodate medium-sized cookware for a variety of meals.
Great for families or those who frequently cook larger dishes, ensuring efficient heat distribution.
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22 - 26 cm
Typical price
64.– to 130.–Designed for larger pots and pans, allowing for cooking bigger meals or multiple items at once.
Perfect for those who entertain regularly or cook for larger groups, maximizing cooking efficiency.
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The country of origin indicates where the hob is manufactured, which can influence quality, design, and performance. Understanding this factor helps customers align their purchase with their values regarding craftsmanship and product reliability.
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Germany
Typical price
48.– to 100.–Known for high engineering standards and craftsmanship, German hobs often feature advanced technology and durability.
These hobs are typically designed for efficiency, making them ideal for users seeking reliable performance and longevity in their kitchen appliances.
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China
Typical price
40.– to 110.–Chinese hobs are often more affordable and widely available, featuring a variety of designs and functionalities.
They provide a cost-effective option for budget-conscious consumers, offering decent performance for everyday cooking needs.
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Poland
Typical price
27.– to 64.–Polish hobs may combine quality craftsmanship with competitive pricing, catering to both functionality and aesthetic appeal.
These hobs are suitable for consumers looking for a balance between affordability and reliable performance in their cooking appliances.
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