can these pots be used on magnetic induction cooktop
790444
I have not tried, but feel it would be an excellent choice. Since they are not clad, you may wish to place them inside a cast iron skillet for the same heat distribution effect that cladding would provide.
790445
I do not know, my cooktop is ceramic. I do not wish to burst your bubble, but I recommend not to buy the pots. They hold a lot less than they say the do, for example, the 4 quart pot holds on slightly more than 3 quarts, the rest are similarly sized . The pots are thin, so it is easy to scorch and burn stuff. Difficult to clean after you burn something in them.
790446
Thank you for your question - unfortunately this set will not function on an induction cooktop as the stainless steel is non-magnetic.
902510
They can certainly be used on gas, electric, and glass cooking surfaces. I do not have an induction range, so I have no experience with that. I do know that the pot surface must be ferromagnetic. OR, an interface disk can be used for any regular pot on an induction range.
1823984
I am sorry, but I will not be able to answer your question since I do not have an induction cooktop. I have natural gas in my kitchen. I remember reading somewhere that induction stoves must use iron pots, or have a magnetic disk at the bottom. Perhaps you could call Cuisinart and they would tell you for sure.
708454
yes they can be used on a induction stove that's why I bought the set this a quality set of cook ware.
2021355
Yes. Induction works with any magnetic metal. (If a magnet sticks to the bottom of the pot or pan, it will work on induction cook tops.)
1924527
Since the pots are non-ferromagnetic material an interface disk that is of ferromagnetic material must be used for induction heating. see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induction_cooker
1033213
I do not know what an induction stove is, so I won't be of any help to you. I do know that this pot does not have a magnetic bottom. It is ceramic over steel.
1177786
I believe it has to be magnetic to use on induction stovetops and I don't think that applies to this particular pot. I love mine but I don't have an induction stovetop.
767507
I don't have an induction cooktop but the Cusinart web site says you can. https://www.cuisinart.com/products/cookware-comparison.html
530585
No, the bottom is not magnetic. I don't see any reason it wouldn't work on an induction cooktop, but I don't have one so I can't say for sure. This is the best little pot I have. I use it all the time.
2238169
No - I have one of these pans, not purchased through Amazon but at Bed, Bath & Beyond... same brand though. I really like mine, but a magnet will not cling to the bottom of the pan so no, they wouldn't work on an induction cooktop.
1686067
Induction cook tops require the bottom of any pot or pan to be magnetic. This cookware has an aluminum base infused between two layers of stainless steel. Using a magnet I personally Checked for magnetic properties. The bottom of the pan is non magnetic therefore, it probably will not work on an induction type range.
656554
Hello there! Unfortunately, Telebrands OrGreenic cookware set is not to be used on induction stovetops.
1694419
I looked at the site and it did not describe them as induction. However after a quick check on the internet I learned all I have to do is see if they are magnetic. So yes these pans are able to be cook top and induction.
369218
I believe others have responded they are using with induction stoves. I don't have an induction stove and a quick web search said one test to check if cookware was compatible with induction stoves is to see if a magnet will stick to the cookware. A magnet does not stick to this cookware.
550914
i had to research what an induction cooktop is. this pot is stainless steel so it should ok to use.
826107
Hi Lynda, unfortunately this Woll pan is not magnetic and can't be used for induction ovens. I read online some stainless steel pans or cast iron pots can be used, as long as the bottom is magnetic. Klaus