@invisacook: Would you dare touch it? 👀🔥 A pan is cooking right here, but once the cookware is moved aside, you can touch the same spot. That’s because Invisacook uses invisible induction installed beneath the ceramic surface, transferring energy directly to compatible cookware instead of using the countertop itself as a traditional heating element. The silicone mats mark the cooking area and sit between the cookware and the ceramic surface. Remove the cookware and the cooking process stops; place it back in position and cooking continues. It’s a completely different way to experience induction cooking — without visible burners or a traditional cooktop interrupting the design. And when you’re not cooking, that same ceramic surface becomes usable space again. Prepare ingredients, cook, serve, gather around the island, or simply enjoy a clean and uninterrupted countertop. One surface can take on multiple roles while keeping the kitchen open, functional, and minimal. Invisible induction changes what a modern kitchen can look like. More usable space, easier cleaning, seamless design, and cooking technology hidden beneath the ceramic — so at first glance, you might not even realize there’s a cooktop there. ✨ The countertop featured in the video is @emilgroup LEVEL ceramic — a premium material celebrated for its exceptional quality, refined aesthetics, and durability. Its sleek finish and modern character make it an excellent choice for any kitchen, offering both visual elegance and long-lasting performance. #invisacook #invisacook_europe #invisiblecooktop #levelceramic #cookingwithinvisacook
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Thursday 13 August 2026 12:41:50 GMT
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Man with Nikon :
yes induction. surface remains cool
2026-08-13 13:53:18
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