In 1956, Frigidaire, then part of General Motors, created a “Kitchen of the Future” exhibition, featuring auto-dispensing ingredients controlled by recipes fed into IBM computers. The marble ...

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Americans are taking some time to embrace induction appliances. According to CR’s June 2022 nationally representative survey of 2,103 U.S. adults (PDF), almost 70 percent of people said they might or ...

It must be made of a magnetic metal. Induction ranges require cookware that has magnetic properties. Why? Induction cooktops facilitate heat conduction by creating an electromagnetic field underneath ...

Induction cooktops have changed the way many households approach cooking. Their promise of quick heating, strong energy efficiency, and safer operation makes them attractive for everyday use. Families ...

These sleek models perform better than conventional stoves in CR's tests, but do they fit your cooking needs and budget? Unlike electric cooktops, induction models use an electromagnetic field to cook ...

SEATTLE — Last year, Leah Brickley said farewell to her gas range and bought an induction range for her home kitchen. As a professional chef and baker, she was conflicted. “I was a little nervous when ...

If Americans aren't quite ready to embrace induction technology in their ranges and cooktops, standalone induction burners like the Tasty One Top may warm them to the idea. In Consumer Reports testing ...