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LPG Shortage in India: 7 Appliances You Can Use Instead of Gas Cylinder

With LPG shortages driving up cylinder prices and induction cooktops going out of stock, here are five alternative appliances Indian households can use to cook efficiently.

Manaswi Panchbhai

Tensions in the Middle East have sparked an LPG shortage in India, pushing up cylinder prices and creating a surge in demand for induction cooktops. Many urban cities report sold-out stocks on e-commerce platforms and price hikes in offline stores. With households seeking alternatives, here are five practical appliances for cooking everyday meals.

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Induction Cooktop
Compact, energy-efficient, and safe, induction cooktops heat quickly and allow precise temperature control. Ideal for everyday cooking like boiling, frying, or simmering. Prices in India start around Rs 1,200 for basic models.

Electric Kettle
Ideal for boiling water, making tea, coffee, or even instant noodles. Multi-purpose kettles can steam vegetables or cook eggs. Prices start at Rs 800–Rs 2,500 depending on brand and capacity.

Air Fryer: An air fryer utilizes hot air circulation technology for cooking. It primarily fries, roasts, and bakes using a small amount of oil. Many modern air fryer models can prepare tasty paneer, grilled chicken, and baked snacks. In India, air fryer prices range from Rs 2500 to Rs 15,000, varying based on brand, features, and capacity.

Rice Cooker: This is a fundamental appliance designed for cooking rice using electricity. It is also capable of preparing dishes such as pulao, kichdi, and steamed vegetables. Priced at Rs 1500 in India, it is available for purchase on Flipkart.

Microwave Oven: Microwave ovens are commonly utilized for cooking meals and warming food. These appliances can prepare entire dishes such as pasta, vegetables, soups, rice, and more. Additionally, they have the capability to grill and roast food. In India, the cost of microwave ovens ranges from Rs 5,000 to Rs 80,000, varying based on brand, features, and capacity.

Electric Pan: This gadget includes an integrated heating component. It is suitable for cooking eggs, preparing noodles, sautéing vegetables, and other tasks. It is priced at approximately Rs 1000 on online shopping sites.

Electric Cooking Heater: This appliance, commonly referred to as a hot plate, operates similarly to a conventional stove and is powered by electricity. An economical electric cooking heater is priced starting from Rs 2,000 to Rs 3,000.

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