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On 8/12/2013 1:35 PM, Ophelia wrote:
> "S Viemeister" > wrote


>> It was bought because we're planning a kitchen refurb, and I don't
>> want to eat out/order in for as many weeks as it will take to regain
>> use of the kitchen. It came with a surprisingly nice non-stick frying
>> pan, and I already have a medium saucepan and a pressure cooker which
>> are induction compatible. Parchment paper works well to protect the
>> surface, so I should also be able to use my cast-iron pans, too.
>> Unlike others I've seen, it has a wide range of temperature settings.

>
> Yes I haven't seen one with a wide range ....post a wee link, please?
>

I've tried to find a UK source for it - the one I bought is for our US
kitchen. I like it enough to buy one for our Scottish kitchen, but have
had no luck finding it.