Our cooking experience barely goes beyond “Fire. Bad. Keep. Away,” but these GE Monogram and Profile induction cooktops have the highest wattage element from an induction cooktop ever. The 3700-watt ...

14 new induction cooktops across Monogram, CAFÉ, and GE Profile brands make cooking easier with features like Precision Temperature Control and Guided Cooking LOUISVILLE, Ky.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--GE ...

14 new induction cooktops across Monogram®, CAFÉ™, and GE Profile™ brands make cooking easier with connected capabilities and industry-leading features such as Precision Temperature Control and Guided ...

GE Appliances is continuing to roll out cooking appliance options to accommodate an evolving consumer interest in cooking technology. The new line of induction and radiant cooktops are built at its ...

Smartphones are permeating our lives and appliances in more ways than one. While things like cars, lamps, and thermostats are integrating smartphone features, some are taking inspiration from another ...

LAS VEGAS -- GE has just revamped its Monogram line of fancy cooking surfaces to include advanced induction heating, touch-sensitive swipeable controls, and truly eye-catching LED indicators lights.

Remember that relatively inexpensive sous-vide device we told you about a couple of weeks back? You know, the wireless temperature sensor that communicates with GE’s big-ticket induction cooktops ?

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If you’re spending thousands of dollars on a fancy induction cooktop, you might as well spend a little more to tack on some smart sous vide capabilities. That’s the thinking at GE, which has announced ...

If you want to get elaborate with your cooking and try a griddle or a sous vide, you normally need either a dedicated machine or a bulky add-on to get things right. You won't have that hassle with ...

Revived sometime in the mid-1960s, sous vide is a method of evenly cooking food using an airtight vacuum-sealed plastic bag submerged in a temperature-controlled water bath, and it’s become ...