KitchenCraft MasterClass Professional Cook's Blowtorch

Product Information

Kitchen Blow Torch with Gas Gauge: Gas gauge can help you understand more clearly how long the torch can be used, so you can better arrange your cooking, DIY.

Yes, it is. The byproducts of butane combustion – carbon dioxide and water vapour – do not affect the safety, taste or odour of food. So you can go ahead and use a butane blowtorch on your food. 3. Can you use a propane blowtorch for cooking? As with other blowtorches, you can easily adjust the flame intensity depending on what you are searing. Select a gentle burn for caramelizing a fruit or turn it up to the highest intensity to sear a steak. What we like about it:Depending on what you are cooking, it can take a few seconds to a few minutes to get the result you want. To keep the food from overcooking, leave the oven door slightly open. For Crème Brulee, place it in an ice water bath to keep the custard from cooking. EXTREMELY EASY TO USE] - You deserve to feel confident and be the boss of flame production. Depending on what you're using the torch for, you can easily adjust the intensity of the flame. It is very easy to refill the torch using widely available BUTANE GAS (NOT INCLUDED). This compact Torch has a FUEL GAUGE WINDOW for refill indication.

For its size, it can get really hot. The maximum flame temperature is 1300°C, good enough for any recipe. Professional-grade blowtorch for caramelising sugar for creme brulee, browning meringues, charring peppers or crisping joints of meat. But we love the non-slip handle – it makes the torch safer to use. The anti-flare protection and instant piezo ignition also add to the torch’s safety. Customers say the ignition switch is a bit stiff, making it difficult for some to switch it on. If you have arthritic fingers, this is not the best blowtorch for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

It is more of a mini-blowtorch with a small refillable canister, hence the lower price. But if you only need the blowtorch for occasional use, the WOSTOO mini-blowtorch will do. The torch canister has an extra-large capacity of 16g. It lasts longer between refills. What we like about it: It has a lower maximum temperature – 1300°C – though that’s still hot enough for most of your kitchen needs. It holds 12 grams of fuel that provides about 60 minutes of burn time. A fuel gauge window shows you how much fuel you have left.