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Title: Gas Stoves
Post by: Sinbad7 on November 09, 2008, 14:21:06
Can anyone recommend a gas cooker?  I bought a Parkinson Cowan 3 years ago and it was useless after the first year so really do need to buy a new one now but haven't got a clue which manufacturer to go for this time.  Would never buy a Parkinson Cowan again.

Sinbad
Title: Re: Gas Stoves
Post by: ceres on November 09, 2008, 14:32:56
Freestanding, hob, range?  If you can narrow it down, I'll have a look at what Which? recommends as Best Buys.
Title: Re: Gas Stoves
Post by: Sinbad7 on November 09, 2008, 14:45:09
Free standing ceres.

Thank you,

Sinbad
Title: Re: Gas Stoves
Post by: ceres on November 09, 2008, 14:54:42
There's only one gas freestanding Best Buy - Tricity Bendix L50M2WN at £238.

Title: Re: Gas Stoves
Post by: Sinbad7 on November 09, 2008, 14:56:43
Thanks ceres.
Title: Re: Gas Stoves
Post by: Sinbad7 on November 09, 2008, 16:44:56
It says that model number is discontinued ceres.

There seems to be some good cooks out there someone must love their gas cooker surely!! :)

Sinbad
Title: Re: Gas Stoves
Post by: flossy on November 09, 2008, 17:49:32
 

   Beko DG582  -  gas,

   Have had it for a year now, chosen as we have a small kitchen and it fitted well, it's quite slim.

   Easy to clean, 4 top burners, grill below and oven below that.

   Should have taken notice of which way the oven door opened as it doesnt appear to be addaptable,
   not a drop door.

   The grill door doesn't open fully [ down ], makes it a bit fiddly for pulling out trays on the lowest shelf.

   The oven isn't huge but have cooked a Christmas lunch on half those dimensions, so OK for
   OH and me.

   If you can, go to the most you can afford - there again ours was a bargain price but

' it does what it says on the tin '

   Hope a few pointers that help when you are choosing ---   how exciting !!    :D

   Can recall a funny cooking experience from way back  --   will waite for another thread,

    floss x

   


Title: Re: Gas Stoves
Post by: Hyacinth on November 09, 2008, 18:05:13
Sinbad, Beko seem to be a popular and reliable make in the low-mid price range. Seem to do the job.

Me, tho, I've got my mother's.......Parkinson Cowan :D It's got to be abt 30yrs old, I'd think, really solidly made, & after cooking on it for the 13 months or so when I went to look after her, when I came back home I gave my dual-fuel all-singing all-dancing range to the man who brought the P-C and other stuff over for me, as a trade off....don't make things like they used to, eh?
Title: Re: Gas Stoves
Post by: KathrynH on November 09, 2008, 18:09:28
I've had a Cannon Salisbury for about 10 years and it's great. Took a bit of getting used to in terms of oven temperature and I find that things normally take longer than recipes say but now I know that it's no problem. I've tried electric and fan but still happiest with gas.