"fill in my quartz countertop cutout with an extra piece that I still have."

I don't like this idea; difficult for it to look good and avoid contamination.

Buy a cooktop with a larger footprint please.

You left out an option: Buy a new 24-in Bosch induction cooktop in the US. You can get it in any color as long as it's black.

I came back to say that I meant that lightheartedly. But I realize it's serious for you, so I apologize for cracking wise without also offering a solution. Is the whiteness of the cooktop really essential for your kitchen's overall look?

You're right about the abundance of options in black :) and black is a great and striking color in a kitchen.

Yes, I have a "hide the appliances" look going on in my blue kitchen with white countertops, so I've loved my bluish-white cooktop

Bosch Bosch PID612BB1E (60 cm white, induction cooktop):

• Ship to US from Amazon France
• Ship to US from Amazon Italy

Wow, that is a special look! I hope you can find what you need. Looks like wdccruise found some sources.

Thank you! I hadn't even thought of the other Amazon locations!!!

I would personally just replace it with a black cooktop, but if it is extremely important to you to maintain the luck, then your best option is to figure out how to get one from the UK, if you have someone willing to accept the package and then ship it to you.I would not try to fill in the countertop and then use a plug-in induction as my main stove for cooking that often and aesthetic purposes

Val B: "...your best option is to figure out how to get one from the UK"

The cooktop sold in the UK is the same as that sold in France and Italy.

Yes, I'm so grateful you mentioned Amazon France and Italy! I'm going to order either my Bosch again or the Electrolux from one of them. This solves my problem. Thank you again!

Sorry I don’t want to sound daft but if you buy it from somewhere in Europe with the electrical be the same?

My original purchase was from Amazon UK so we have already dealt with special electrical setup. Thank you for the question though. I will certainly check manuals before deciding on a (replacement) Bosch versus Electrolux.

You may find that it is as cheap to travel to Europe and bring it home in your luggage.

fissfiss: "You may find that it is as cheap to travel to Europe and bring it home in your luggage."

When you find a round-trip flight from the US to Italy for 90 euro ($104) including an oversize baggage charge, let us know.

Wow, that’s a great shipping price!