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A kitchen torch is a useful tool to have on hand to create many interesting effects for both sweet dessert dishes and savory dishes as well. The concentrated flame allows users to apply high levels of heat to very specific areas of a dish.
Refilling a butane torch is simple task. The most important advice when refilling a torch is to hold the container of fuel upside down while refueling, otherwise air will enter the fuel cell in your torch and may cause issues with a consistent flame.
The kitchen torch is a very versatile and amazing tool. My first exposure to a kitchen torch was many years ago when I witnessed a chef making creme brulee. Until that point I guess I never thought about how the sugar was caramelized into a tasty hard topping.
If your butane torch or lighter stops working, you should make sure you are using the correct grade and brand of butane in your torch. Using the incorrect type, or low quality of butane can often be the reason for your torch not operating correctly.