UNEVEN HEAT DISTRIBUTION

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Gas burners are tubes through which the gas is "shot" backwards due to the pressure. Therefore, there is always a bit more gas in the rear of the burners than in the front. This is the reason why the front area is always slightly cooler than the rear. This effect is used, for example, when grilling. The food to be grilled is grilled sharply on the grill grates in the rear area of the grill and placed in the front area of the grill for subsequent cooking and simmering.