Nothing beats a bowl of hot tomato soup while waiting for the pot of water to boil. These dual hotplate hobs are great as an auxiliary when you need to cook multiple things at once. Also great when outdoors where a cooking element is required. Nice review Keith 👍😀

I had one that I used in the caravan , I thought it was crap if I am honest

@kevinhoughton9134

Жыл бұрын

Looks it, the old adage you get what you pay for.

Looks like a record deck you can do some scratching on that lol 😂

I think this is great 😊👍🏻 and with that type of hob you can switch em off and they stay hot for a while, so you can turn the power off just before food is ready and it will continue to cook it, if you get my drift, great review 👍🏻 I will be getting one thanks Keith for the video ✌🏻♥️

@johndavis7944

Жыл бұрын

Yes the residual heat in the hotplate is good for another 10 minutes after being shut off.

@peaceandlove1975

Жыл бұрын

@@johndavis7944 yes that's what I was trying to say 😊 thank you ✌🏻♥️

I think the Silverline stuff's all pretty decent quality for what it is- I use their sanders, and just run them until they burn out. I used to work antique fairs and hot plates were a godsend. You'd have people sitting shivering in an old church hall eating sandwiches and us lot making pasta and fry ups 😁

@deathbycocktail

Жыл бұрын

@@SOLARSHED13 Bugger, of course it is. I was mixing up the Lidl Parkline brand with Toolstation's Silverline ones. 👍🏻

I've got one in my T5 camper van Keith. Amazing when were on electric hook up 👍🏻👍🏻. Bacon cob's looked amazing mate

The question is, with the price of gas and electricity, is it any cheaper to use than the electric rings or gas jets on a conventional cooker, or are we just saying it's a good option for camping, if you have the electricity hook up instead of gas canisters.

Hi keith,great video as usual, I've just bought an induction hob,I've found it's cheaper than using the cooker hobs, you do need the proper pans for them though ( magnetic) mine were anyway, just a thought mate with prices like they are...keep up the great work keith👍

Buy an induction hob. So quick to respond just like a gas ring. Halogen and ceramic hobs are slow to respond to temperature change. Love your videos, so down to earth and entertaining.

I left a lengthy comment, on the v-log video, when you bought this, i want to add £20.00, wow bargain, especially with a three year warranty. Great review, thanks. Cooked rice many different ways, never seen the boil in the bag method before?

@itskeithnNat

8 ай бұрын

It let of fumes on a video i did after that mate and made me ill. Stay away from it, but thanks anyway.

looks nice and tidy, great for them camping holidays with electric hook up

Hi Keith I think an induction hob would be better if you have suitable pans.

wonder what the difference in this ones in power to induction portable hub ? cheers

Great stuff mate, if you ever find out the energy comparisons, would you please let us all know, we have a gas hob but the bill is high, this would be great on a building site for bacon butties in the morning.

Hi Keith thanks for your review on the hob I've got a one up water boiler for a cup of tea it's brilliant it only uheats the water for one cup of tea at a time icook bacon in my airfryer it's so quick love fran xxx

This is great especially if space and facilities are at a premium in a flat or similar.

I bought one year's ago, before 2008, but it's a different make, I used to take it to my sister's place at christmas so she had more rings to cook on. I bought it off one of the shopping channels and I paid £10 for it.

Great review thinking about getting one of those thanks for showing me how it works keep it what you are doing with the cooking vlogs 👍

I have the single hotplate version and use it all the time; it's probably about 4 years old.

I’d not buy it I’d go for the induction hob they are cheaper on electric and are quicker to cook with thanks for sharing tho Keith great review 😊

Hi Keith have a look into induction hob boil water way faster ❤️👍

I'm glad you're happy with it. Enjoy 🥓

Thier last over year depends how you keeping it I make chicken 🐔 curry 🍛 🤔

I was thinking of getting one looks good

It would be decent enough for someone with limited space in there kitchen or who couldn't afford a cooker but then I guess so would a microwave 😅 🤷

Nice one Keith. I had to make bacon and eggs for myself after watching this!

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who needs a BBQ when you have one of them

@johndavis7944

Жыл бұрын

Yeah just slap the steaks straight on the hotplates.

@321dunkduncan

Жыл бұрын

@@johndavis7944 😂

Good review 👍

It just looks so flimsy..I wonder what it cost in electricity to run it ..and is a microwave more economical

Bacon cook bit more for me please buddy

Hi Keith..luvvin the fill in singing..to use up a quiet moment..🤩..your a sweetheart..👍..💐..for Nat..

Was it one of your hairs 😳

15 minutes is an absolute age to boil a pan of water, I certainly won't be buying one, thank you for the review mate, take it back Keith. 👎

@peaceandlove1975

Жыл бұрын

It took 15 minutes to boil the water because he put it on the small hob maybe 🤔 be quicker on the big hob 🤷

@kevinhoughton9134

Жыл бұрын

@@peaceandlove1975 It would do, never noticed that to be fair. 👍

@christianbuczko1481

Жыл бұрын

@@kevinhoughton9134 small one is 1000watts, big one is 1500watts. That would be 10mins approx on the bigger one.

@marcse7en

Жыл бұрын

That's the problem with solid hotplates, they're VERY slow to heat up! Portable induction hobs are lightning fast, and the heat is instantly controllable like gas! Mine has touch controls, looks really expensive, and cost around £30.00.

@dentydent6423

Жыл бұрын

@@marcse7en I agree,we used an IKEA induction hob when camping. Awesome bit of kit,just make sure you have the right pans or it won’t work😂

Ideal for camping this, one morning bacon sarnies, next morning sausage sarnies, next morning bacon sarnies, next morning sausage sarnies, etc 😊

Hawaii 50

Glad I'm not paying your leccy bill haha

Portable induction hobs are better than solid hotplates. They heat the pan lightning fast (water starts bubbling in seconds), the heat is instantly controllable like gas, they're easy to clean, and they're energy efficient too! Mine has touch controls, looks really expensive, and cost around £30.00. Best cooking method I've ever used! EDIT: Bacon & Eggs ... Eggs are rarer than hen's teeth, thanks to Avian Flu! ... I haven't seen a single egg in my local ALDI for about 7 weeks! ... Eggs are my favourite food! ... I've only got four left in my fridge! ANOTHER EDIT: Soup takes 3 minutes in the microwave. Quicker and more energy efficient! Quarter of an hour to boil a pan is painfully slow!

@VampireJack10

Жыл бұрын

Where are you based, as in Grimsby we've not yet had an egg shortage at Aldi?

@marcse7en

Жыл бұрын

@@VampireJack10 I'm in Lancaster, and my local ALDI is on Aldcliffe Road. The only eggs I can find are small boxes at big prices! ... I'm thinking of getting a hen! 🤣 ... The problem is that I love eggs! I eat one every day with my breakfast, when I can actually get them! EDIT: Even though I've not seen any eggs in Aldi for almost two months, they limit customers to three boxes ... but I can't even buy one box!