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Hehe you have to laugh, all my enquiry did was alert them to fix up their prices on the website, which is now gone from the cheapest supplier to the most expensive.

Sorry to dig up an old thread, but would an induction cooker basically be comparable in efficiency to an immersion heater? given that in induction the pot itself is the 'element' directly in contact with the mash, likewise with the immersion heater.

I've not heard back from bakery equip yet, however I found out an interesting nugget of information. Handyimports ad states that the pots are induction ready, yet induction requires magnetic metals. Their pots are actually 18/10, or AISI 304 stainless (10% nickel makes it non-magnetic somehow)...

Hi all, I'm new here. happened to stumble across this thread searching for information on that handyimports ebay seller. After reading the thread I thought I'd shop around for a Roband 50 L pot and found a place that sells them for $150 ?! http://www.abes.net.au/Catalogues/Roband-Products.html...