I'm replacing all my appliances and am going to get an induction range. I have a portable one and I love it. In your opinion, what is the best Mid-Range Induction cooktop/oven? Not the most fancy/expensive range. But a solid, entry-level middle of the pack slide-in range that would be best for most people.
Don't need all the bells and whistles, but do want something nice and reliable. What would you get?
I am putting in all new appliances - fridge, slide-in range/oven, dishwasher, range hood, and separate microwave. We are leaning induction but can be convinced on gas. Also have flexibility to do counter-depth or regular refrigerator.
What would you buy today if you were in my shoes?
We are considering GE profile line across the board.
As far as budget is concerned, we are looking for appliances that will add home value. So, slightly higher than middle of the road is good. The packages we are looking at are around $5-7K altogether, but we are flexible.
All the summers at my firm tried to get out of their first after work summer event because it is scheduled on the same day as a Knicks game. It's a small summer class, so they all coordinated this request together. They asked the firm to reschedule the event, including the private venue/food/drinks. It is their FIRST DAY.
UPDATE: I have been humbled by the comments 😭 We're organizing a watch party! GO Knicks!!!!!!!!!!
As the title says, I need to offload some bar prep materials. I've got Strategies & Tactics for the MBE and a few others. I took the bar last July so they should be pretty current. If you want some bar prep materials for free, DM me. Bonus points if you're local to Brooklyn.
I'm moving in early June, so I'd like to give them away before then!