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Bought a Pot that's Wider than the Heating Element of my Induction Stove

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Bought a Pot that's Wider than the Heating Element of my Induction Stove

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Cooking @lemmy.world · 1 year ago

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The diameter of my Stainless Pot is larger than the diameter of the circle in my induction stove.

Is that bad?

Where can I find a portable induction stove (needs to be portable because I’m only renting) that has a larger heating element?

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Hey friend, it is absolutely not bad, as long as youre cooking properly and stiring when needed its perfectly fine. And im sure amazon has some indiction stoves, if you buy one be careful
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  Should I worry that pot might be warped due to this?

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