As Insane Clown Posse once wondered, “magnets, how do they work?” The miracle scientific phenomenon of electromagnetism is the basis for something else seemingly unaccountable: induction cooking.

A magnetic field is generated by a 240-volt, 20-to-30-amp, 20-to-75-kHz-frequency electric current from a 40- or 50-amp breaker through a copper coil. Magnets pull otherwise randomly distributed ...

We researched how induction works, how to cook with it, and its environmental benefits. After testing portable induction cooktops, our overall top pick is this model from Duxtop. It's fast, consistent ...

For around two million years, humans have cooked with fire. But as the trend to electrify the world continues to grow, the age of combustion cooking may soon come to an end. Consumers can still cook ...

The top-rated models earn high marks for performance on both high and low heatInduction cooktops work with magnetic ...

Induction cooktop size and coil layout affect cookware fit, heat spread, and cooking comfort, shaping real outcomes far more ...

Noticed a buzzing sound from your induction cooktop? Experts say it’s usually normal, but in some cases, the noise can signal ...