Pots with a heat indicator

Heat indicator

— built-in element at the bottom or in the heating zone that indicates when the cookware has reached the appropriate temperature to start cooking. This feature makes the process more visual, as it eliminates the need to judge the heat by sight alone.

This solution is especially appreciated in everyday cooking when a more predictable result is desired without unnecessary trial and error. For example, the user can wait for the necessary indication before placing the ingredients, to better preserve the texture and flavor of the dish.