Gas (Propane) or Electric Stove?

[Guyzerr]

no...but funny as hell!

Eat a great big bowl of popcorn tonight and you'll find out tomorrow.

btw.. popcorn farts don't usually stink so your partner in the car will be safe.

 

[Guyzerr]

Been hangin' in there with you for years. Always will.

Yes you have and you're an angel.

 

[Tuffdisc]

Gas is more economical on the stove, but electrical (with fan assisted) oven are just as good

 

[Zorak]

I have used both and prefer natural gas.

That's what I have now and it works well. I don't like the heat lag on electric, and the time it takes to warm up.

Propane isn't used in this country, most people have mains gas.

 

[hart]

I preferred cooking with gas and if I could choose that's what I'd choose. But I must admit I don't cook much either way, bit I did prefer gas. I feel there is more control, precision with gas versus electric.

 

[Siphorous]

I have used both and prefer natural gas.

That's what I have now and it works well. I don't like the heat lag on electric, and the time it takes to warm up.

Propane isn't used in this country, most people have mains gas.

Werd. Although I don't mind for the oven bit - I think an electric oven is actually better, but for sure a gas hob is where the control is at.

 

[KLD1019]

I have used both and prefer natural gas.

That's what I have now and it works well. I don't like the heat lag on electric, and the time it takes to warm up.

Propane isn't used in this country, most people have mains gas.

yeah! we have electric, and it takes 25-30 minutes just for the oven to heat up to 350! i was raised with a gas stove and id give anything to have one back! Cooking with gas is SO MUCH EASIER to control! BUT, where we live, its all electric, and you have to pay out the ass to have the gas company come run a main to the house. a couple of our neighbors did it after Ike while they had that part of the house torn out and easier to run the main.

 

[RedRyder]

You could upgrade your stove to an electronic ignition that does not have a standing pilot.

What type of water heaters and furnace do you have? Most of our propane is consumed by the furnace. The water heaters and cook top use very little propane.

I'll have to check to see about the ignition thing. I like my stove.

As for the water heater and furnace.... both gas (propane). Haven't used the furnace going on three years now though. Love my woodburner.

You can do the same thing with electric. All you have to do is take the pot/pan off of the burner.

To answer the RedRyderLady... electric, baybee. :thumbup

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..... not in the manner of which I seek..... but I do get you.