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EDGEMAN
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I love induction heating surfaces, but it does cut down a bit of cookware.

I bought an inductive "hot plate" for roasting coffee outside, and it took a while to find a stove top popcorn popper. Most of those are aluminum. I'll buy an inductive range the next time I'm in the market. I think I've rid myself of all aluminum cookware.
Posted: 06/26/2025 at 08:14 AM ET
(In response to this post by Late 80s Hokie)

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Omelet vs Scrambled. I have the same ingredients. 2 eggs, a slice of ham,
Late 80s Hokie • 06/25/25 10:11 AM ET
A) Don't put milk in your eggs. B) Use real butter, the salted type and
Hokebury • 06/25/25 02:21 PM ET
Ketchup? **
Brown Water • 06/25/25 02:26 PM ET
Sacrilege... but if you must, put it on the side and it must be Heinz or
Hokebury • 06/25/25 02:33 PM ET
A friend of mine used to be the Heinz ketchup product manager.
pfishe • 06/25/25 03:39 PM ET
why does Google say different? heinz ketchup ingredients**
VaTechie • 06/25/25 07:31 PM ET
Fair question. If not mistaken, it’s a labeling slight of hand
pfishe • 06/26/25 09:38 AM ET
I always assumed it was made from cats
Hokebury • 06/25/25 07:18 PM ET
I don't, but know people who do. I'll use some hot sauce every so often.**
Brown Water • 06/25/25 02:36 PM ET
If I get a really over cooked omelet, its sriracha for me
Hokebury • 06/25/25 03:33 PM ET
More air created in the omelette so it fluffs up more?
HwoodHokie • 06/25/25 01:24 PM ET
No on straining, though I do use a shaker bottle.**
Late 80s Hokie • 06/25/25 03:30 PM ET
I only do omelets these days.
EDGEMAN • 06/25/25 11:31 AM ET
air fryer + cake dish + paper liner for no clean up = my omelets**
HokieDan95 • 06/25/25 12:04 PM ET
I use a pan with a titanium cooking surface, so minimal clean up. **
EDGEMAN • 06/25/25 12:21 PM ET
Ceramic surface here, and ditto. And I really loved the stone surface one
Late 80s Hokie • 06/25/25 05:36 PM ET
I love induction heating surfaces, but it does cut down a bit of cookware. ◄
EDGEMAN • 06/26/25 08:14 AM ET
I use a Blackstone. 10 minutes of cleanup of griddle and tools but ...
vt90 • 06/25/25 12:49 PM ET
Yes**
Stork • 06/25/25 10:45 AM ET
Cause screwdrivers don’t go with scrambled**
VT BronzeBacker • 06/25/25 10:34 AM ET
much more surface area?**
JoesterVT • 06/25/25 10:29 AM ET