I’ll readily admit it: I love Wolf appliances. My first experience with Wolf came in culinary school, where I used their commercial ranges and ovens to cook countless meals over the years.
And the first time I saw one of their home ranges, with all its glistening metal and those iconic red knobs, I vowed someday I would have such a glorious tool in my own kitchen.
That dream is still on hold. Even after my 40-year-old, original-to-the-house range died after a self-cleaning cycle. Yeah, don’t ever do that.
Yes, I could shell out the $6,000-plus starting price for a Wolf range, but the truth is, I need an entire kitchen remodel. And I don’t have the $50,000-plus lying around to do that at the moment. I’ve checked the couch cushions numerous times.
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