Also, I really could have wiped it down before I got closeups. So this little magnetic gold timer is a permanent fixture. Like I mentioned, it doesn’t even have a timer. It’s built like a tank and does one thing really really well: cook.
I can pass this down to my grandchildren. This could have been built 200 years ago. I had to run and shut my eyes and hold my ears in the closet. In their defense, it does weigh 18,000 pounds. Y’all, they even DROPPED the thing when the men were moving it out of the truck. It’s a straightforward beast of a machine that I love. There are no special gadgets, no timers–not even a clock. It’s just a cooktop with six burners, a grill and two ovens, one is convection if you want to use it that way. It is the perfect one for me because it is SO simple. So, do I like it as much as I hoped I would? But I did my homework and decided it was worth the risk. Besides our house and cars, it’s our single most expensive purchase we’ve ever made. And let me promise you, I was a NERVOUS WRECK spending that much money on a used appliance from Craigslist. We paid $2900 for this queen of our kitchen (and her crown, the hood) something I hope to use every day, if not multiple times a day. It was six years old at the time and here’s where I wrote all about it.
#Viking range stove professional
We found this 48″ Viking Professional Series Range (and the Thermador hood) on Craigslist two years ago. So I thought I’d bring up something we talked about two years ago–our Viking Range–and let you know how it’s working out for us. Sometimes I feel like you and I get to talk about stuff one time and that’s it.
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