/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.10772053]

>$10,000 dollar hunk of shit

[Anonymous No.10772064]

Not sure I'd call it a hunk of shit but I'm not a jealous poorfag either.

[Anonymous No.10772078]

>>10772064
Reason I'm posting is because I have one and it is literally a piece of shit.

[Anonymous No.10772177]

>>10772053
What is the /ck/ approved gas burning range/steam injected oven combo?

[Anonymous No.10772194]

>>10772053
MAD about qualified cooking units much ohh its over price
Just shut the fuck up its not for you

[Anonymous No.10772206]

>>10772078
Pics? What's wrong with it?

[Anonymous No.10772209]

>>10772206
No pics because he doesn't have one

[Anonymous No.10772214]

>>10772078
then you know they have outstanding warranties, right?

[Anonymous No.10772439]

>>10772177
>wanting a gas range instead of superior electric

[Anonymous No.10772467]

>>10772053
My mother has Wolf appliances and she loves them to death. What's wrong with your? And don't they have badass warranties?

[Anonymous No.10772547]

>>10772439
>wanting to wait 15 minutes for a gallon of water to boil

[Anonymous No.10772596]

>>10772547
What is induction

[Anonymous No.10772697]

>>10772596
That's magnet powered, not electric

[Anonymous No.10772734]

>>10772697
And the "magnet" (i.e. the electric coil)is powered by electricity ...

When will the gas fags finally admit defeat? As a German I have a natural affinity to gas, but even I have to admit induction is way way faster. there are plenty of youtube vids to prove it too.

[Anonymous No.10772771]

Wolf ranges are fine, I have no room for a larger one though.

[Anonymous No.10772921]

>>10772697

[Anonymous No.10772940]

>>10772734
>As a German I have a natural affinity to gas

[Anonymous No.10773009]

For me, it’s the traditional nipponese hearth, folded over 9000 times for optimal cooking

The only thing needed is a pot, the rest can be built yourself

[Anonymous No.10774314]

>>10772053
if it doesn't require a larger gas line and a bigger insurance policy, there's not a god damned thing wrong with it, but you.

[Anonymous No.10774320]

>>10772439

Gas range is so much better

don't care about the oven part, but give me gas burners

[Anonymous No.10774343]

>>10774320
Oven part matters if you bake a lot or do a lot of roasts or something.

Electric vs Gas
Dry heat vs wet heat
Baked goods generally like dry heat to seal in flavors
Roasts generally like wet heat to allows flavors to blend.

Not a huge deal if you're not an avid baker or making a ton of roasts or some shit.

[Anonymous No.10774366]

>>10772439
>I enjoy having something that makes my homes resell value feel like an apartment.

[Anonymous No.10774382]

>>10774343
I'm new here. What's dry heat and what's wet heat and how do these different technologies produce either?

[Anonymous No.10774481]

wtf is Wolf? I thought Viking was your go to.

[Anonymous No.10774487]

>>10772734
yes induction requires electricity but don't fucking try to tell us that an electric stove and an induction plate are the same thing faggot.

also if the power goes out your gas range still works.

[Anonymous No.10774491]

>>10772053
slop-o-hunk-o

[Anonymous No.10774503]

>>10774382
That's okay, Anon. He means gasoline is humid instead of electric

[Anonymous No.10774527]

>>10774382
Most heat sources are dry heat. Wet heat only happens if there is water present, either deliberately added to create steam, or from wet food. (i.e. a steamer, a bread oven with steam injection, or putting a tray of water inside an oven or smoker)

[Anonymous No.10774954]

Spent the last year using electric while my house was being rebuilt, so glad to have gas again

[Anonymous No.10775000]

>>10772053
Got a rich friend who has one of these in their kitchen. He said the ventilation, fire suppression system, and building his house to code for this to be in a residential kitchen cost twice as much as the appliance itself.

[Anonymous No.10775439]

>>10774954
what did you do to the bathrooms?
i like that range and oven. seems like a lot more things to fail because of the digital interface. i hope it lasts you like an oldschool GE electric, but i am doubtful.

[Anonymous No.10775474]

>>10774954
>tfw going to live in Florida
>electric oven
>electric stove
fucking end my life

[Anonymous No.10775488]

>>10774954
>that 48-year-old boomer who blows his kids' college fund on ugly granite countertops and shitty stainless steel appliances

[Anonymous No.10775502]

>>10775000
>ventilation, fire suppression system, and building his house to code for this to be in a residential kitchen
holy shit, no thanks. That guy must really love cooking.

[Anonymous No.10775508]

>>10775488
fuck those entitled kids

[Anonymous No.10775522]

>>10775508
Yeah, fuck them for thinking their direct relatives might hand down some of their wealth like people have been doing for centuries

[Anonymous No.10775523]

so no Viking?

[Anonymous No.10775534]

>>10775522
renovating a family dwelling so it's actually habitable when you pass away is about the most old fashioned thing possible. For most of recorded history people lived in their family's dwelling which was passed down through the generations

[Anonymous No.10775543]

>>10775534
>buying tacky baubles for a sterile suburban home you already can't afford so you can sell it at a higher price to some tasteless chink when you "downsize" and move to florida, leaving your kids with nothing, not even their childhood memories
>old fashioned

[Anonymous No.10775546]

>>10775523
My parents had all viking appliances (range/dual ovens/fridge/dishwashers/etc) at their last house and I really wasn't that impressed. Didn't really like the design and they didn't seem like they were really worth the extra money. The appliances would be around 15 years old now so things might be different now though.

Now they have mid to high-end cuisinart appliances except for a sub-zero fridge which I like a lot better. Again it might just be because they're all brand new but they both look and work a lot better than the Viking stuff, at probably half of the cost.

[Anonymous No.10775580]

>>10772053
That looks like one of those toy kitchen sets you get in doll sets

[Anonymous No.10775602]

>>10774487
>having power outages
is this really a common occurrence in shartmartica?

[Anonymous No.10775605]

>>10772177
Why would you want an oven under your range unless you are space limited? I don't see how anyone truly rich would chose the objectively inferior position for an oven.

If I had the money I'd get a hob like this 6000 Euro piece of shit and put the oven where it belongs, above a cabinet ... not at fucking floor level.

[Anonymous No.10775667]

>>10775605
Floor level makes more sense for cooking a turkey. Hard to baste.

[Anonymous No.10775694]

>>10775605
You can be rich and space limited, I guess.

[Anonymous No.10775703]

>>10774366
How is a gas range supposed to be detrimental to home value? It costs more money to put in a gas line into the kitchen, and most cooks, including home cooks, prefer gas ranges.

[Anonymous No.10775796]

>>10775694
And a good home kitchen is compact, anyway. You want enough bench space to do everything you need, but you want to minimize floor space so you only need to pivot and take half a step when accessing different areas.

[Anonymous No.10775817]

>>10775488
house was burned down in an arson, insurance paid for the appliances

[Anonymous No.10776320]

>>10775817
dont even bother replying to these bait cancer posts anon. Glad the insurance covered your expenses!

[Anonymous No.10777256]

>>10774366
>my property's value is based on appliances

really really retarded