Re: Finding a good stove

I have seen no comments here about the Boston Market commercial showing the
high end range in a designer kitchen.  The gal comes home with a bag from
Boston Market, puts it on the stove and says "There's Supper", no stove to
clean!! The stove does take a fair amount of space though.
Doug.

"PENMART01" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (squinny) writes:
>
> >I am preparing to remodel my kitchen and I'm shopping for a new stove
> >and oven.  Searching the web turned up a good looking choice
> >http://lagermania.it but they don't sell them in the USA.  Does anyone
> >have any experience with this brand?  The price and quality seems good.
> >I can order it direct from Hong Kong but I'd like to hear some personal
> >experiences with the brand first.
> >
> >The typical high-end brands available in USA (Viking, Wolf) seem more
> >like overpriced designer show-pieces than practical cookers for
> >everyday use in the home.  I care more about cleanability, space
> >efficiency, and value.
>
> But not how they cook..
>
> You obviously don't know how to cook nearly well enough to drive any of
these
> appliances, otherwise you'd not be asking what to get... my personal guess
is
> you can't cook[period]  You're prolly like the old geezer with more
dollars
> than brain cells who buys a Maserati, who needs to ask what that dinky
little
> brake pedal is for... it's a decoration... Masaratis are designed for
going,
> not stopping.
>
>
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