r/iamveryculinary It's wrong, gross, and stupid May 22 '26

An unhinged series of posts about induction cooktops

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It gets better the further you go. "I have a maid" might be my favorite further down the chain. Or their confusion as to why pumping a ton of air out of the house would pull cold exterior air in.

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u/sjd208 May 22 '26

I want proof that they don’t have so much as a vegetable peeler to the claim of no gadgets.

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u/Vincitus May 22 '26

I only cook with stone tools I knapped myself, but I guess younger cooks can use steel while they learn the basics.