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- Our Hottest Cooking System Yet: GE Profile Free-Standing Range with Induction Cooking
- ebuild (11/6/2009)
- The new GE Profile 30" free-standing range with induction cooking is now available in North America. Long preferred by commercial chefs and discriminating European cooks alike, induction cooking provides superior control over virtually any recipe. This technology has been available is cooktops but this is the first time GE has offered a range with induction cooking technology.
- 36-Inch Gas Range
- ebuild (10/30/2009)
- The stainless steel Epicure 36-inch gas range features "Illumina" control knobs, burners that can reach temperatures of up to 18,000 BTUs, and a spill tray to catch excess food or grease. Epicure has four cooking modes and a three-part convection system. 800-793-0093.
- Introducing a New Suite of GE Appliances Offering Premium Features for the Frugal Consumer
- ebuild (10/23/2009)
- Timeless and dependable, GE appliances have always been the perfect choice for the frugal consumer. Now a new suite of GE brand products sports many premium configurations and features found on appliances with a higher price point.
- Affordable, Innovative Kitchen Upgrades Popular in a Tight Economy
- ebuild (10/23/2009)
- Homeowners who once might have moved up to a larger home are now deciding to stay put and remodel, transforming their home into something more satisfying or increasing property value for a future sale. In light of this trend, GE is focusing on making some of its most popular innovative cooking technologies more accessible to a wider range of homeowners.
- All-New GE Monogram Like a Recipe Perfected From Scratch, The All-New GE Monogram Professional Ranges and Rangetops are Today's Benchmarks of Culinary Innovation
- ebuild (10/23/2009)
- Imagine you had the time to create a product from scratch, to start with a clean sheet of paper, to consider every detail based on input from consumers as well as designers. That's exactly the approach GE followed when creating its new line of GE Monogram Professional rangetops and dual-fuel ranges designed to serve as the new culinary benchmark for the at-home chef.
- Lynx Grills Offers Advanced Technologies and Refined Features
- ebuild (10/6/2009)
- Lynx Grills is the premier manufacturer of luxury, stainless steel outdoor kitchen products and accessories built exclusively for outdoor use. Known for its continuous innovation, quality products and custom touches, the Lynx collection of built-in and freestanding grills and accessories offers consumers durability, superior performance and a great cooking and entertainment experience year-round. At Lynx, every feature is thought through, fully engineered and crafted to give lasting satisfaction. Lynx's outdoor kitchen products combine unique technologies and features that significantly enhance the outdoor cooking experience
- Lynx Complementary Products
- ebuild (10/6/2009)
- Lynx Grills is the premier manufacturer of luxury, stainless steel outdoor kitchen products and accessories built exclusively for outdoor use. Known for its continuous innovation, quality products and custom touches, the Lynx collection of built-in and freestanding grills and accessories offers consumers durability, superior performance and a great cooking and entertainment experience year-round. While the Lynx Grill is the focal point of the outdoor kitchen, Lynx has taken the same quality, workmanship and innovation for which its grills are known and created an entire line of luxury outdoor kitchen products.
- Dual-Fuel Range
- ebuild (8/18/2009)
- Italian cooking products manufacturer Bertazzoni has expanded its line to include this 30-inch dual-fuel range. The self-cleaning unit is outfitted with a true convection electric oven, four gas burners, eight cooking functions, 15,000-BTU burners, and cast iron grates. It's available in stainless steel, white, red, black, and burgundy. 866-905-0010;
- Induction Range
- ebuild (8/18/2009)
- The 365 36-inch induction range integrates a 9,600-watt induction cooktop and a 5,900-watt convection oven. The cooktop's five burners include a center 11-inch, 3,600-watt element; two 6-inch, 2,200-watt elements; and two 9-inch 2,800-watt elements. The 6-inch and 9-inch elements utilize power-sharing technology. The unit features touch controls. 888-852-8604.
- Gold Ranges
- ebuild (8/6/2009)
- Gold ranges with SteamClean Option save energy in two ways: They minimize the time users spend cleaning the oven, and they feature an Energy Save mode to conserve electricity. The SteamClean option spot-cleans the oven in 20 minutes and, when used routinely, reduces the need for frequent self-clean-cycle use, the manufacturer states. Similar to a computer's sleep mode, Energy Save dims extra features, such as the digital clock and control display, when the oven is not in use. This mode makes the new models 290 percent more efficient than the company's previous ranges, the maker says. It also features a Schott Ceran glass ceramic cooktop and has a rapid preheat function and a rapid boil feature. Cost: starts at $699. 800-253-3977.
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