I recently realized it was taking way longer than normal to cook because front right is not doing so good.
I don't love front left, but he's a hard worker.
I recently realized it was taking way longer than normal to cook because front right is not doing so good.
I don't love front left, but he's a hard worker.
Back left burner crew represent!
What kind of psychopath uses a back burner as their primary?
People with kids
People are unironically having kids these days? That's so cringe.
Back have larger burners if you have induction, and kids, no handles accidentally sticking out either even if you don’t have kids.
Somehow I get what you're saying, but the grammar of that sentence is going to give English teachers a stroke.
I bet he's left handed too.
It reduces the risk of hitting a handle and having things fly off the stove.
Stir with the right, hold the pan with the left, and stop the kids from pulling hot food on their heads.
You have a "primary" spot? Different sizes for different sized pots and pans, bro. (Induction hob.)
Different sizes for different sized pots and pans
Well yeah, but I also have a favourite pan
Those whose front burners are of the smaller variety, sadly no option to swap them without tearing down the whole kitchen.
I usually have all of them on, I just dont light them until I need them
My front right burner has only two temperatures: off and hotter than the surface of the sun!!!!! Therefore it is relegated to boiling water and pasta cooking duties.
I used to have an old electric stove that you had to turn on before you even started to chop vegetables, but then you could turn it off and it would stay at the melting point of tungsten for an hour.
Those are so fun. My roommates used to make fun of me because one time I forgot it was still hot and melted the lid from a plastic storage bowl. :/
If you leave it on too long it starts to melt the frying pan lol
Front-left for me, with back-right doing some work too
ITT: No one cleans their burners
One time I cleaned a burner and broke it somehow.
FYI, if you have an electric coil stove the elements wear out over time but they're super easy to replace - you basically just unplug it and plug in a new one and they're pretty cheap, you can get a set of 4 for US$35.
I just replaced my front right coil and I still have issues with uneven heating, so while it's true they wear out, it is not always the problem.
The back right burner: 🧖
I accidentally left the kettle going at full-power for 6 hours after all the water evaporated once and it hasn't been the same since...
What movie is this meme from?
We use 3 of our stove burners, and never touch the other. So for me, I guess one of mine is very lonely.
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