can I use this in induction cooking
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Hi Jill, I bought the set as a gift for somebody else so I'm afraid I don't know the answer. Looking through answers posted by others, it looks like there is at best uncertainty on this so I would recomment you contact All-Clad direct. What I can tell you is that my gift recipient is delighted with the product, as you would expect of All-Clad, and I'm delighted with the price I paid on Amazon. Good luck.
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Hey Jill, I have done some research, and according to my studies, the Mc2 line is not induction compatible. Don't hold me to this, but that is what my research has yielded. I know their "Stainless" and "Copper Core" lines are compatible with induction cooking. My suggestion is to contact All-Clad just to make sure, as I am not an expert. I have read for gas or electric cooking the Mc2 line performs a little better getting up to temperature, but I'm sure they all are fine! I do know this, we love our All-Clad Mc2 cookware!
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No. It is aluminum and therefore non-magnetic. Induction cooking requires iron/steel vessels.
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I do not have an induction stove top. But, according to what I read about induction, if a magnet clings quite well to the bottom of the pot, itshould be safe to use for induction. You are totally on your own.
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NO! It can not be used on induction - so sad. I ordered a whole set based on previous answers, but should have looked closer - the first answer said they have an induction type stovetop. It does NOT work on my induction stovetop.
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It depends what kind of cooker you have, make sure search on the website if that cooker have megnetic bottom so it can support induction.
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I would ask the makers. I would never assume to know this as I haven't an induction range. Good luck.
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NO, I just called Orgreenic, Telebrands, because I have an induction cooktop and they said it is not for use with induction cooking.
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Sorry, I have a gas stove. I really don't know anything about induction stoves. Hope you can find someone to help you.
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According to Cuisinart Customer Service, NO this is not for induction cooking.
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I do not see why not, I have used mine on gas and electric stoves. I think the induction cooktops are cold to the touch, so there should be no problem.
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I have no idea - I've never used induction before. The best way to find out is to go to emilehenryusa.com and contact them. They're really nice and helpful!
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I don't believe so. The pot is aluminum which doesn't work with induction heating. Induction cook tops need a ferrous metal like stainless steel.
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No it is not. The pan is all aluminum and so will not work for induction cooking.
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Hello Roge, Yes it can be used on an induction stove. Kind regards, Audrey Consumer Relations
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It appears you need an "adapter";http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induction_cooking
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No, you cannot cook in this pan on an induction burner. It is not magnetic, and will therefore not work. The Calphalon Contemporary Stainless steel , Calphalon Tri-Ply Stainless steel cookware manufactured after 2010, Pre-Seasoned Cast Iron and Enamel Cast Iron cookware are all induction capable. Induction cook tops contain high-frequency electromagnets. In order to generate heat, the cookware used with induction cook tops must also contain magnetic elements. Generally, if a magnet adheres to cookware, the cookware is induction capable. A magnet will not adhere to this pan, but just to be sure, I pulled out our portable induction unit and tried it again before I answered your question. It's wonderful cookware - I have a whole set of it - but it was a deal-breaker in our remodel last year when I discovered it was not compatible to the induction kitchen we were planning. We went back with gas. . .
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Theoretically speaking, not really, since it's cast aluminum, which is not magnetic. The magnetic field generated by the induction cooker will travel too far in aluminum and also result in very little resistance, which is needed to generate heat. However, I have never tried it on an induction stove. If there's a thin layer of iron or steel imbedded in the pot, then it will work well, otherwise you'll be wasting your electricity.