China is an enormous country where people can speak different dialects and not understand each other. This is why the features of homes on one end of the country can be totally different from those on the other end. However, there are typical features that can be found in all of the homes of the Celestial Empire.
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Ovens existed historically in China but they were a luxury. The standard household could not afford it and thus Chinese cuisine evolved around this. We tended to use the wok for different tasks and bread could be steamed rather than oven cooked.
A fridge might be found in the living room.
The reason for this is very simple. Kitchens are so small sometimes, that a fridge doesn’t fit in there. If this is the case, a fridge can be placed in the living room or in any other room.
You will find a narrow multi-shelf unit in a Chinese kitchen.
This unit, which is only about a bottle wide, is designed for the storage of condiments. The fact is there are many specific food additives in China, like soy sauces, different essential oils, vinegar, culinary wines, etc. This narrow unit is a perfect place to store these condiments.
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FAQ
Do Chinese homes have ovens?
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Are Dutch ovens made in China?
Dutch ovens have been around for centuries, and they’re still popular today. Some manufacturers are outsourcing their manufacturing to China, but few manufacturers still make their dutch ovens outside china. For this piece, we only selected dutch ovens that are not made in China and offer the best quality.
Are Merten and Storck Dutch ovens made in China?
Merten and Storck Dutch Ovens are made in Germany, not China. They are 30% lighter than cast iron ovens, and they heat up to 600°F. Their glaze is chip- or crack-resistant, so you can use them in the oven with confidence. These Dutch ovens are made from German enameled iron—a thinner and less brittle material that heats fast and evenly.
What kind of appliances are made in China?
So you can have really anything you need at a better quality and not Made in China. Kettle: Ottoni Fabbrica kettle (Italy). Microwave: Daewoo (South Korea). Vacuum cleaner: Henry (England). Laptop: Fujitsu (Germany). In Europe it tends to be small electricals that mainly come from China rather than white goods.
How many Chinese home appliance brands are there?
In this article, EqualOcean will take three dimensions of white goods, cleaning equipment, and small appliances (kitchen, personal care) to inventory and introduce 14 Chinese home appliance industry brands that have been relatively successful in going global and deeply rooted in local markets.