Gas and electric benchtop stoves

I was wondering if anyone had recomendations for gas burner and electric benchtop stoves? I'm looking for something to shoot cooking YT videos. I like the Warehouse cast iron gas burner and maybe the electric double rings from K Mart, or the Warehouse one. Here are the links. The cast iron gas one looks nice and rustic for filming. But other options would be welcome. I am trying to keep the cost as low as practical. I will be doing outdoor cooking vids over fire too. Thanks!

https://www.thewarehouse.co.nz/p/gas.../R1739363.html

https://www.kmart.co.nz/product/doub...late-42685432/

https://www.thewarehouse.co.nz/p/liv.../R2095693.html

gas all the way.
even have gas hobs in the house

+1 for gas.

Found this one that may save you a few bucks
https://www.land-sea.co.nz/product/4...4aAhLKEALw_wcB

One thing to watch out for is the cast iron burners rust badly & quickly if you leave them out in the rain.

@No good names left Thanks for that. The outside cooking will be done over an open fire :)

Do you want some camp ovens to add to your outdoor kitchen ?

Thanks; but I have some :)

Electric for low and slow.

Gas for everything else.
Also get some jet cleaners, to ream the jets out a bit, so you get the flame to really get hot.
https://www.bunnings.co.nz/bossweld-...B&gclsrc=aw.ds

Our gas hob, was just ok, but after a ream, now can cook with a wok just about like a asian restaurant.

Just be aware some of those burners (the big ol gas one especially) need to be on a heatproof surface - as my mate found out the hard way.

A lot of cooking creators have gone away from gas because of the noise interfering with the sound of the video if indoors. Have you looked at a small induction cook top? Obviously you can’t wok cook on them properly but if you’re doing that you’re better off with a high pressure burner outside. Just a thought.

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Originally Posted by Low box

Just be aware some of those burners (the big ol gas one especially) need to be on a heatproof surface - as my mate found out the hard way.

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A piece of fiber cement sheet, problem solved for this. A little bit of an air gap underneath and no drama.