$13 commercial induction burner

[yakima]

Out and about a bit today. Groceries, Wall St Journal (the weekend edition has all the news I can stand), thrift store. A Burton ProChef 1800. New, close to $300. I need this like a hole in the head. But I will get far more entertainment from it than $13 normally buys. Actually, closer to 15 with tax. In a fit of generosity I allowed it to be rounded up.

[SheilaAnn]

Way to hustle!!!

[yakima]

SheilaAnn, I"d even let you use it. Potential scratches be damned.

[SheilaAnn]

I would never scratch it! Unlike my former employees….. they treated our induction burners like they were short order cooks! 🤦🏼♀️ and all we were doing was making garlic confit or toasting spices!

[Carolyn]

I wouldn't have left a $13 induction burner on the shelf either.

[Sweaty Paul]

#winning!

[Oak Smoke]

What a deal! I love thrift stores and junk shops. Most of my best CI came from such places.

[yakima]

Oak Smoke. Several years ago (5?) I went to an estate sale on a motorcycle. There was a treasure trove of cast iron there. As I recall, bought 2 skillets, a dutch oven, and s chicken fryer, all inexpensive. Spent more time figuring out how to strap it on the bike than at the sale. Clattered all the way home, fortunately not far. I was seeing headlines all the way home: Idiot killed by flying skillet while on motorcycle.

[Oak Smoke]

yakima That’s funny. I can see my self doing the same thing.