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I am trying to find a decent Wok under $80 that would work on either an
electric stove or an induction top. The two I find a * stainless steel (with no anti-stick surface) that is a sandwich on an aluminum core * carbon steel Does anyone have opionions on which of these would be better? I guess carbon steel is going to be similar to cast iron and would require seasoning. I also guess carbon steel is not going to heat uniformly on an electric stove. How uniformly will carbon steel heat on an induction stovetop? I have noticed that cast iron does best inside an oven where all surfaces get high heat, so not sure that it is best suited to any heat source that comes from below in a small area. I'm concerned that a stainless Wok is going to stick to food and be difficult to clean. -- W |