induction usage possible?
1580852
Yes it can. As long as a magnet is attracted to the pan, it will work. Just be careful to not drop the pan or set it down too heavily on the cook top.
1580853
Yes the rule if a magnet will stick to the bottom it is induction ready I have only used mine on my induction cooktop.
1924524
Yes you can use this on induction as far as I know. I have never used ours in this way. We got rid of our induction stove before we got these Healthy Legend cookware pans. But I really can not see why you could not.
1185309
i don't have an induction cooktop, so i really don't know. You might like to call the company.
2238566
Probably. I thought about the only thing you couldn't use on induction was cast iron.
1128437
http://cookingequipment.about.com/od/cookware/f/Induction-Compatible-Cookware.htm
1506410
I found one article online, actually a customer complaint, that said that Orgreenic cookware was not induction capable. I am assuming that there was an implication made to him that it was.
1840706
I don't know either, since I don't use induction. It's similar to a thin teflon pan, so if you can use a teflon pan on induction, this pan may work on induction, too.
435625
Hi Carolyn-What a great question. I don't have an induction range, but since these are hard anodized aluminum instead of a Teflon type coating, I would assume that if you can use aluminum pans you would be able to use these.
2273345
Well, here's my answer. My knowledge with induction is somewhat limited (I use a vintage gas stove), but my understanding is that the surface of the bottom of the pot needs to have enough contact with the cooktop, which it would but for a fairly decent engraving of "18/10 stainless". I thought though (and I'm probably wrong but I did look it up on wikipedia and it advised so), that the pot also needs to be somewhat receptive to magnetism which it is not (I tested a magnet on the bottom of the pan). So that reviewer is probably right.
789541
Not sure. I bought it as a gift, but I don't think so. Think you need a pan with copper bottom for the induction to work.
1392498
I don't believe you can as Induction cooking requires pots with a layer of magnetic properties. I believe it has to be stainless steel or cast iron. There must not be any aluminum in them. Watch that your stainless steel pots and pans do not have aluminum in them.
631504
No. For induction you need the French Classic series (same manufacturer). Unfortunately, they are more expensive.
233014
I never tried this But I think you may Be able of doing so.. Not sure Check with DYMO
636972
I'm not sure what the difference is in an induction range. It needs to be on a heating element that heats it up.
518568
I have a glass top stove also and I honestly don't know what induction is. Sorry I couldn't help you.
476306
I don't think so. They're hard anodized aluminum without a magnetic bottom. The Circulon Infinite series is induction compatible.
1015033
No, induction requires the metal to be magnetic which aluminium isn´t. Even if oart of the pan is cast iron (which I doubt), you shouldn´t use mixed metal-ware on induction as the difference in heat transfer and response to the magnetic field can damage the layers (pan) permanently. Mixed alloys should only be used if it states "for induction" clearly on the label (and they are expensive). Otherwise stick with steel or cast iron. Good luck with your æbleskiver. They are a great dessert!