14 people cite portability across 10 products: 15 in favour, 6 against.
This page is the evidence: every claim citing portability, in favour and against, with no argument attached. Where the evidence adds up to a finding, it is written up separately, checked line by line against the claims below.
But this is a great bit of kit. If you if you want portable cooking solution, that's the one.
Cites portability
Adam Byatt was given the product. Stated in the source: “This is a an induction hob that was given to me by Control Induction. They gifted this to me very kindly.” Kept and labelled rather than dropped: a paid endorsement is still evidence, and you should be the one to decide what it is worth.
And they're airtight, watertight. They work fantastic. They stack beautifully. They store beautifully. They don't take up a ton of space in your fridge or in your pantry, wherever you're keeping [music] things.
Cites waterproofing, portability
here's my advice before you go out and spend thousands of dollars uh get one of these this is just a little induction stove just a portable burner these plug into a wall they're just electric they don't require any like special voltage you can just plug them into a wall outlet
Cites portability
having something like this is super convenient because you can just put the lid on and put it away when you're done or you can just pick it up and go with it you can bring it over to the stove you can take it outside and take it to the grill
Cites portability
it's easy it's transportable the legs telescope
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It's much lighter than the others, and there's a large handle on top, so it's easy to pick up and move.
Cites handle, portability, safety, weight
The Hamilton Beach, AUCMA, and Cuisinart all lock the head in both the raised and lowered positions. You have to intentionally release it, which is a much safer design.
If you want a cast iron skillet that’s easy to move around, Field is worth the money.
Cites portability, price
I like the flexible cutting mat because it's quiet when you cut on it because it's easy to clean in the sink and because once I've chopped up whatever I'm chopping I can curl the mat and walk with it easily
Cites ease of cleaning, noise, portability
so there's lots of ways to use the Julian peeler and it's definitely one of my favorite tools I like that it's so portable and quiet and I can use it whenever I travel
Cites noise, portability
the type I like is just a little handheld peeler it's not the same as a cucumber peel or
next I'm going to bring over my Bain Maries which hold my tools that I use the most so just go through your tools figure out what you use all the time and throw it in there so for me I have my spoons cooking spoons tasting spoons whisk spatula so I don't have to rummage through a drawer to look for something like…
Cites storage and stacking, portability
Um, and it also had like a nice little like shoulder strap, but it can also hold it like little briefcase.
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I'm primarily a gas stove top user. So, I don't necessarily use induction stove tops, and I bought this one in particular for its portability.
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While the Bosch is lighter and more compact, it still powers through dense rye and whole wheat batches
Cites portability, weight
so I enjoy having flexible cutting mats plus they travel so easily and lightly I just think they're way cool
Cites appearance, portability
it's great to have this and if you already have a gas grill it's still great to have this because if you need more Grill space or you're doing a big party
Cites portability, price
these store easily they're not that expensive and you can pull it out and light it really quickly and have an auxiliary Grill ready to go at all times
Portability given as a reason not to buy. Where both lists are long, portability is a trade-off rather than a feature.
This thing is a pain to find a place to store. It is very cumbersome and that's very awkward.
Cites portability (against)
why not a full five first the way this thing is heavy second the size of the handle both of these are perfectly fine when you're cooking in the backyard or kitchen but we're rving and camping and it's not easy to transport it's too big to fit in my Camp kitchen box and after a full day of activities it's just heavy
Cites portability (against), weight (against)
I Heart RVing was given the product. Stated in the source: “thanks to Stargazer for sending the 12-in skillet to put through a Year's worth of incredible cooking while building this review” Kept and labelled rather than dropped: a paid endorsement is still evidence, and you should be the one to decide what it is worth.
But this is so big. Not only is it a pain to store. Let me tell you, I had so many things stacked on top of this to pull this out to share with you, it was a real a pain.
Cites portability (against)
They're a real pain to figure out how to store with the stand.
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But some things like the peanut butter or the ice would be easier to carry out in a wider machine like a food processor for these larger batches.
Cites portability (against), shape and form (against)
The blender itself also comes in at a total size of about 50 cm. So it may not fit under some uh shorter set cupboards.
It is a pain to store. You can see how big it is. You can put a candle in it when you store it, but otherwise, where is it going to go?
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