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How to Choose the Best Hobs

The kitchen hob is an essential however the type you pick will be based on your cooking preferences and your budget. Gas hobs warm up quickly and provide precise temperature control, whereas electric hobs are more affordable however they take a bit longer to warm up.

To make cleaning easier, look for models with dishwasher-safe supports. It is recommended to choose an oven that has nine different power levels so you can select the right setting for your food.

3. CDA DH702Z Induction Hob

A good hob is an essential kitchen appliance and there's a wide range of designs to pick from. But it's not all about style - the functionality of a hob can be the difference between a successful or unsuccessful cooking experience. Whether you're an experienced cook or just starting out our selection of CDA hobs are equipped with features that can ease the burden of your mealtimes.

Gas Hobs

Gas hobs are a popular choice for cooks and chefs alike because of their instant, visible heat source and easy control. The heat is distributed more evenly and makes cooking more enjoyable. Their efficiency isn't as efficient as other hobs, and can take longer to get hot. They also require expert installation and adequate ventilation in the kitchen to eliminate smoke from combustion.

Electric Hobs (Coil & Smooth-Top)

Electric hobs heat up your cookware by using an induction plate, which is usually faster and more efficient than gas hobs. They emit less harmful emissions and are also easier to clean. However they don't have that same flame-cooked charm and may be unsuitable for homes with children or those with medical equipment like pacemakers.

The Siemens IQ500 EP9A6SB90 Gas Hob is a sleek, modern design with five burners. It's got plenty of space for pots and pans. There's even a wok burner that can be used to make stir-fries and other Asian hobs and ovens dishes. It comes with a number of user-friendly functions, including the Quick Start feature that shows on the display panel which burner is lit (and can be programmed to shut it off at certain times). There's also a pause or start feature to allow you to temporarily stop the cooking process and resume at a later time.