When and why do I need to use a heat diffuser?

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A heat diffuser evenly spreads heat to the bottom of your MEC pot or pan.

Almost all automatic electric cooking ranges have a certain amount of unevenness in distribution of heat. Sporadic heat bursts are also common with these kind of stoves.
So if you have a electric stove, i.e. coil, glass, or ceramic cooktops, make sure to use a heat diffuer between your pot and the source of heat. The pots can form a crack over time if a diffuser is not used becuase of the uneven and sporadic heat.
A diffuser is not needed when cooking on gas ranges, as these stoves disperse heat more evenly than electric.
If using the pot for long hours of slow cooking (for example, bone broth), please use a heat diffuser regardless of your type of stove.
Of course, you don’t need to use a diffuser when cooking in the oven.
If you need a heat diffuser, you can get one here: MEC Heat Diffusers

Tags: coil stove, electric stove, glass stove, heat diffuser, induction stove

2 Comments

Juany Villarreal said:

Se adjunta (pega] a la estufa el difusor? o se.mueve al estar en uso

Ernst Moser said:

There is not much said about the use of a heat diffuser for induction stove ?
Ernst Moser

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