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  • boonhet@sopuli.xyz
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    9 days ago

    Uh most induction ones are also ceramic though, and not all old-fashioned ones are.

    I think you mean resistive vs induction, not ceramic vs induction

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      9 days ago

      We call old-fashioned stoves with a resistive spiral a ceramic plate here, while induction stoves are never referred to as a ceramic plate. Might not be technically correct, but that’s language for you I guess.

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        9 days ago

        Ah yeah, apparently in English ceramic stovetops are only called ceramic when there’s a resistive spiral lol, didn’t know.

        It’s funny because the ceramic refers to the glass, which is quite literally the same for induction.

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          In my case Dutch, never realised it might differ across languages. Although in hindsight it makes sense, like you said: it’s all ceramic.