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A Guide to the best oven Hobs in the UK

A cooker is a top that is affixed to the worktop, and is separated from an oven. A cooker is freestanding and comes with both a hob and an oven.

Malignant - and possibly mischievous - sprites of the countryside, Hobs were often combined with Goblin to create the Hobgoblin.

Gas Hobs

In any modern kitchen, a quality hob is a must. If you're looking for ceramic, induction, or gas, there's an appliance that will fit your taste and budget. A high-quality hob can heat up quickly and evenly to cook your food quickly and also add an elegant appearance to your kitchen.

One of the major advantages of a gas cooker is its precise temperature control. It is quick to reach temperatures that are high making it ideal for searing meat, boiling water and stir-frying vegetables. Its ability to adjust its heat output quickly is ideal for delicate sauces or dishes that require low temperatures.

Gas hobs are also energy efficient. Gas is cheaper than electricity and can be used to power the hob. Furthermore, it makes use of direct flames to heat the utensils, which means that there is less wasted energy around the edges of the burners.

Modern gas hobs feature modern designs that will complement any kitchen decor. Models with stainless steel or a glossy black finish blend seamlessly into your kitchen and will make it appear more modern. You can also choose one made of glass that is easy-to-clean and highly durable.

Gas hobs are a common option for modern kitchens because of their versatility and user-friendly. They also work well with traditional kitchen designs, especially when you integrate a range cooker in your layout. But, it is important to note that they could increase the risk of fire when compared with electric or induction hobs. They don't have safety features, such as the ability to shut off instantly and have a child safety locks on the knobs for control.

When you are deciding on a gas hob, you should consider the number of burners and cooking zones you require. You can find models with one or two cooking zones. Many models also have a central wok burner, which is a high-powered burner suitable for quick boiling or stir-frying. Find out the type of ignition that is used. Most gas hobs light the burners using an electric spark or an ongoing electric pilot flame.

Induction Hobs

Induction cookers have gained a lot of popularity due to their speed and effectiveness. Gas hobs are an option for home cooks. These flat glass-topped hobs utilize magnetism to heat the contents of the pan rather than heating the surface area, which makes them more efficient, and safer since there is no flame beneath. Induction hobs are equipped with various features, some of which our Good Housekeeping Institute experts have discovered to be particularly useful.

One of them is a bridge function which lets you join two hob rings to make room for larger pans. You can also choose to manage the temperature of each ring individually through the touchscreen panel. This is a fantastic option for those who love to entertain and is a lifesaver when there are guests who have different dietary needs. It is important to remember that induction hobs aren't suitable for those who have pacemakers because they produce electromagnetic fields that could interfere with their function.

The British Heart Foundation recommends a minimum distance of 60cm between a power source and any active hob if you have a pacemaker fitted. The magnetic field generated by the hob could cause electrical devices to malfunction. Make sure that the device isn't within reach of hot cookers or hot plate zones.

Another induction hob we have available is this model from CDA with five hob zones as well as various functions, including melt and simmer which can be perfect for bain maries and slow-cooked stews. This hb has also been designed with safety in mind, and so it has child locks as well as overheat and anti-overflow settings to ensure that there are no accidents or damages.

This induction hob and oven has an elegant design compared to other models. This is reflected in the sleek black surface which is compatible with the majority of kitchen designs. It comes with a range of features that include the ability to pause that lets you temporarily turn off the hob without having to remove the pan, and a boost function which provides extra power for quick heat-up. It is also rated as energy efficient and its touch-screen comes with some handy pre-set options for your most loved recipes.

LPG Hobs

Gas hobs can be controlled to instant heat, with the capability to reach higher temperatures than electric cooktops. With options that are suitable for professional and home kitchens, they're a popular option for those looking to create culinary masterpieces from scratch or heat leftovers.

Our range of LPG gas hobs include various sizes ranging from 60cm, which includes four burners, up to 90cm, which is comprised of five or six burners. A lot of these hobs are also compatible with natural gas using a a simple conversion kit, making them the perfect solution for homes with existing mains connections.

All our gas hobs are made by brands that you trust including Falcon, Imperial and Lincat with models available in a variety of finishes. From stainless steel to black glass, you're bound to find a model that will match your decor and the other kitchen appliances.

There are a variety of options to consider when selecting gas hobs, with some models offering automatic pan detection for added security. This allows the cooking zones to start only when the appropriate cookware is placed to avoid heat loss. Some hobs have a combination of cooking zones that accommodate different pan sizes. Others offer child locks, keeping unintended fingers from the controls, while some have an auto switch off tool that turns off the hob if it isn't utilized for a specific duration of time.

LPG is also more readily available than electricity in rural areas, which can be difficult to locate. The fact that it's liquid allows it to be easily stored and transported, making it a popular option for those who live in remote areas or catering establishments that don't have access to gas mains.

Our selection of gas stoves has a wide range of options, including some of our models boasting quick boiling times for water of less than five minutes. This makes them perfect for cooking pasta, potatoes and other favourites in busy catering environments where time is crucial. Our hobs have cast iron pan supports that are strong and come with the flame failure safety feature to ensure the flame is never extinguished.

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The right hob can make an enormous difference when cooking with family or friends. Our experts will guide you though the four most common kinds and help you choose the cooker hob that is most suitable for you lifestyle, your cooking style and habits.

Gas hobs come in a variety of styles, ranging from 4 to 6. They offer precision and control with excellent accuracy. You can even find models that can be converted to LPG which is a safer and less expensive fuel. Our selection includes all the major brands, and a vast selection of colours and finishes to complement your kitchen design.

The word hob is an ancient English term, originally meaning the term 'a grate or shelf that is placed by a fire'. It's an archaic term that reflects the way we cooked in our homes years ago, with huge fireplaces and separate shelves where pots were placed to cook. Nowadays, kitchens are equipped with an oven hob, as well as an additional hob (stove top) which is either electric or gas.

The British frequently refer to their stove as a hob, but other countries might use the term cooker. Hobs are a separate piece of equipment with heating rings that heat pots as well as a cooker, which is a more substantial freestanding unit that consists of oven and hob. A range cooker is an oven and hob that are often built into a single unit. More information on the gas hobs affected by this issue along with hazard descriptions as well as product identifiers are available on the Product Safety Report pages linked to above.