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If you are hands on in planning the home of your dreams, from the blueprint to the furniture to the appliances, then you in all probability heard of KitchenAid before. Most Americans probably have one or two gadgets from this specific brand principally because they manufacture high quality goods that are at par with the prices. After all, they wouldn’t survive in the business of kitchen gadgets for 90 years if their merchandise are not good.

One peculiar product that the company is proud of is the KitchenAid gas cooktop. Sure, there may be a lot of dissimilar cooktops nowadays, from induction to electric ones, but not one thing beats the experience of setting fire and seeing it is tongues lick the bottom of a nice, silver pan.

For each chef’s needs, there is a specific KitchenAid gas cooktop that will fulfill it. If you are cooking for the meals of your family, the home edition cooktops will be perfective for you. They come in a five burner cooktop with the biggest one at 36″. Its designed in such a way that there is a lot of space for pots and pans to work together and the controls are located at the bed of the cooktop, not on it is sides. Because of this, there’s no more need to break your back in bending down to take a peek of the knob settings.

For mercantile use, there is likewise a KitchenAid gas cooktop that will impress you. The impressive 48″ burners provide sufficient heat to cook for a genuinely big party, plus, the electric griddle that comes with it is a great addition, too!

However, since KitchenAid did not skimp on the features, it did not skimp on the price as well. The KitchenAid gas cooktop ranges from $1199 to a whopping $3000++! Now that’s a little bit overboard if you are on a budget.

Kitchenaid Gas Cooktop

DimensionsHeight: 2 7/8″Width: 30 1/4″Depth: 21″ControlsElectronic Touch Controls: NoControl Type: KnobsPerformanceLeft Front Burner/Element Output: 9,100 BTULeft Rear Burner/Element Output: 6,000 BTURight Front Burner/Element Output: 10,000 BTURight Rear Burner/Element Output: 7,000 BTUCustom Control Temp Management System: NoBurner Configuration: 1-6,000 BTU; 1-7,000 BTU; 1-9,100 BTU; 1-10,000 BTU; 1-15,000 BTUFeaturesBuilt-In Downdraft Vent System: NoBurner Indicator Light: NoBurner Type: Sealed GasCooktop Surface: Stainless SteelGrate Finish: Matte Black Cast IronHot Surface Indicator Lights: NoInfinite Position Control Knobs: YesNumber of Burners: 5Oval Dual Circuit: NoOver Oven Installation: YesRound Dual Circuit: NoSimmer Burner: YesFuel Type: GasVentilation System: NoNumber of Elements: 0Power-On Light: NoElectronic Ignition: Yes

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Most helpful client reviews

78 of 78 persons found the following review helpful.
Great for Wokking and well designed for little kicthen space.
By Rick V
Background you may skip
We purchased our current home regarding 2 years ago and tardily started replacing the somewhat dated or low-quality gadgets that had been left behind for us. Most of it was Frigidaire or Kenmore. Nothing faulty with that, but we wanted to get a better fridge, microwave hood, dishwasher and cooktop. This review, naturally, is when it comes to the cooktop only. The other items ware reviewed elsehwere on Amazon.
What were we looking for?
ONE – Well, initial of all, we wanted HEAT: we are very much into Asian feed and cook largely in our Wok(s) (see other reviews as well!). This requires high BTU output.
TWO – We wanted an aesthetic stainless steel look, a little more like the professional Bertazzoni or Viking type cooktops.
THREE – Quality. We wanted heavy cast iron grates that would withstand heavy every day use.
FOUR – Space. We necessitated sufficient space around the wok to be capable to cook decently on the high heat burner if using a more prominent wok (16″ or so).
FIVE – Ergonomics. The control knobs necessitated to be in the front due awkward positioning in the kitchen, leaving little room on the right hand side towards the back to reach or see the knobs properly.
SIX – Finally, we necessitated ALL OF THE ABOVE to be squeezed into a 30″ cooktop.

35 of 36 humans found the following review helpful.
Pros and Cons
By Just Me
I’ve had this cooktop for a couple months now, and here’s what I think:

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