5 Reasons to use an Induction Cooktop instead of the Propane Stove in Your RV

I honestly can’t remember the last time we used our propane stove. It was either during a dinner party or while we were boon-docking. In either case, it has been at least a couple of years since we used gas to cook in the RV. Now we use an induction cooktop, which has so many advantages.

1. You save money when you use a campground’s electricity, rather than your propane.
2. Adding an extra induction cooktop means you can have big dinner parties. 🙂
3. In the heat of summer, you plug your induction cooktop into the RV on a table outside to keep your unit cool.
4. When you cook outside, you keep cooking odours out of your rig. Apparently the lingering smell of cooked bacon reduces the resale value on an RV.
5. Cooking outside (when done well) has the effect of winning friends and influencing people. Then you can have MORE dinner parties.

We now have 2 induction cooktops in our rig, our original Aroma, and a Kuraidori.

Our American friends can find induction cooktops on Amazon and our Canadian friends can find them on the .ca version of Amazon.

This is Ed using our Kuraidori induction cooktop to burn perogies. 🙂

Do you cook with gas or electricity? Please feel free to leave a comment!

Cheers,