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To: ansel12
gas is better for restaurant and cafe food production and use in their chaotic and cramped operations with multiple users and multiple shifts.

What could be worse than introducing open flames to a "chaotic and cramped" work space?

And you are right, government should have nothing to do with this.

How does a different and even quickly controlled heat source for cooking make any difference?

Induction, making the cookware part of the circuit allows instant application or removal of heat.

The cast iron griddles of a gas stove remain hot, still transferring heat to the pot or pan after the gas has been turned down. Induction does not.

Gas burners make the entire workplace hotter than induction does, fatiguing the workers.

Gas is still needed for ovens, but it is inefficient and dangerous on a cooktop.

34 posted on 05/06/2024 10:27:55 AM PDT by Mogger (AreIn bookstores is a very expensive, beautifully bound in green leather Holy Koran. If one was goin)
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To: Mogger

“Gas is ... inefficient and dangerous on a cooktop.”

Still, out of my cold dead hands.

Classic muscle cars are inefficient and dangerous compared to current boring plain vanilla things, but who wants to give them up?


35 posted on 05/06/2024 10:33:37 AM PDT by MayflowerMadam (Navarro didn't kill himself.)
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To: Mogger

“”””What could be worse than introducing open flames to a “chaotic and cramped” work space?””””

Oh for crying out loud, leave the pros alone and quit pushing government control.


36 posted on 05/06/2024 10:35:09 AM PDT by ansel12 ((NATO warrior under Reagan, and RA under Nixon, bemoaning the pro-Russians from Vietnam to Ukraine.))
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