Consider this a PSA for those in need of a new skillet. Even though the iPad-owning Public probably doesn’t need a handout… but hey, free! Read on for the whole press release, and more info, here too.
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There is a battle going on in the kitchen: a struggle for dominance over food. The first strategy one must take when facing a formidable opponent such as chicken and potatoes is to divide and conquer. Together, the oh-so-delicious taste of potatoes cooked in chicken fat can overcome any defense one can muster. Therefore, they must be kept apart using a tool such as the Circulon Cook Great Look Great 12-inch Divided Skillet. Featuring a divider down the middle, the pan keeps food separated as it cooks—even though it all gets mixed up in the stomach anyways.
Instead of a traditional gas flame or electric burner, the Duxtop Portable Induction Cooktop works via induction, which transfers heat directly into the cooking vessel. Why waste all that energy heating up the air around your cooking pot? Other cooking methods may only use some of the generated energy, but induction cookers are capable of higher efficiency.
With preset power levels and cooking temperatures, the cooker is not only efficient, but also precise. Capable of a temperature range of 100 to 460 degrees, the cooker also includes a timer that can be set for up to ten hours. From slow cooking to entertaining to just having an extra cooktop available, induction cooking with a portable cooker makes it easy to cook precisely what you want.
When done simply wipe the non-stick glass surface to clean. As a nice feature, it is compact inside for easy storage. All good things, because with ease of use and portability, you’ll be taking this cooker everywhere.
***Update 10/16/24: The original post had an outdated product and a broken link, so I updated it with the Duxtop Portable Induction Cooktop! Cook on!
