Can you heat pot on a gas stove?
137803
Yes I heat milk on the stove all the time, on a very low flame. friends are amazed when they see me put it on the gas stove.
137804
No, just 1 minute in the microwave. The glass would break over direct heat. I love mine.
137805
No, I wouldn't chance it. I would heat the milk however you like (gas stove or microwave), then pour the heated milk in the pitcher and froth. It's an amazing little gadget that froths milk perfectly for a fraction of what you'd pay for a fancy electric one. Makes great Lattes and Cappuccino.
512539
Yes, we use ours almost every day on the gas stove...it works perfect. You just need to find the right temp. setting for the burner. (For us it's #7!) Put everything in the pot (oil and corn) and then turn on the flame. It really does take only 3 minutes and turns out perfect.
215114
Yes you can use this for cooking on a gas stove. I regularly use mine on a very powerful gas burner with no problems. The steel is very high quality and after over a year of use there are no problems at all.
1439854
No, it would not consider putting this on a stove to heat, for many reasons. First, all the metal is thin and connected. It would get crazy hot. Second, the base is way smaller than that of any stove top burner, so most of the heat would escape around the bottom, and make the sides even hotter.You use this for frothing milk, and nothing else.
1545689
On my gas stove my pot gets a rolling boil when I make soup and use medium to low heat. So I think you should be able to easily boil water in it. I still love my pot and use it even when making relatively small amounts of food.
659884
I use mine on a gas stove, but I would think any source of heat would work. The base is smooth - no grooves of any kind.
1462032
Yes, they can be used on a gas stovetop but it depends on the size of the burner as well as the size of the pot. It takes a little while but it does work! The steel however isn't very heavy at the base so it depends on what you're boiling. Things like milk tend to leave a brown residue but other water-based liquids are easier. Hope this helps!
1336501
I have looked at these types of pots at teavana, and was told you CANNOT heat them directly on the stove; I reccomend purchasing one of the warmers to keep the tea hot after making.
2120180
It is a fire proof ceramics pot so it needs good contact with the heating surface for the content to boil. Best heating elements are gas or electric stoves.
915692
No I have gas but it should work just like any pot of boiling liquid. Just chrck occasionally until you are sure you have the right setting
1241552
Yes. The pot is nice quality. You could put it in the stove. But I have not done so. It is beautifully finished, and I would like to protect the finish.
626437
My neighbor, who does a lot of canning for her large family, uses a steam canner outside on a portable gas stove, so I would say yes you can use it on a gas stove.
342966
Yes, you can boil water on the Toaks Titanium pot and you can do it on a regular or backpacking stove. When we are hiking we normally boil water and then add mac n'cheese or something that only requires water so it's easy to cook.
215115
They asked if you can use it IN a gas stove. Yes you can there is no plastic on it so nothing to melt. It is a very heavy pot when full so make sure your oven racks are up to the task.
2112251
Yes, the inner pot is designed to be heated up by either gas or electric stove. and put it into outer pot. Never heat up the external pot.
856205
I've never used it with a gas stove top, but I have used it on my electric stove top and it worked fine. I would just watch the heat and how the pot reacts the first few times you try it.
169782
Yes -- I have a gas stove and that's what I use mine on. I would caution you, though -- keep the flame low enough to stay on the bottom of the pot. If it comes up the sides, it may harm the seal. The only directions that come with the pot are in Japanese, but I inferred this from one of the illustrations -- and I remember getting this instruction from a kettle I had years ago. Hope this helps.