can you use these pans with induction heating?
1572293
yes i love them and they are just so easy to clean. we also use them on a nuwave
1572294
I am pretty sure it will work with induction heating but I know very little about that type of heating. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
1572295
Not sure however, my wife and I agree that these are the best cooking pans we've ever used. Like a lot 5 stars
1405923
I think if you already have a set of these or a few of these, they will work with induction heating. However, if you are thinking of buying cookware for induction heating you could buy less expensive stainless that would work as well. I love this collection of All-Clad copper core cookware and have never been happier with any set ever (and that says a lot since I am 65 years old). I appreciate good cooking utensils since I have been cooking and baking, with my mother and grandmother's help, since the age of 5. This set was a gift to me from me because I wanted set of copper cookware without the need to constantly clean the copper to keep it attractive. I wanted the benefit of the copper without the hassle. I have a daughter-in-law who has dibs on this set when I no longer need it and two beautiful granddaughters who love to cook and bake who I am sure will be using this well made set long after I'm gone.
1526460
I have this set off pans and a stand alone induction cook top separate from my electric cook top. These pans are very nice but copper is not magnetic nor is the stainless steal layer magnetic grade therefore they will not work on an induction stove. As someone else noted test your pans with a magnet. If it does not stick to the pan you will not be able to induce the magnetic field necessary to heat the pan.
321175
Sorry this has taken so long. After some research, I can say that these pans cannot be used on an induction surface without a specialized mat between it and the surface. Contact the manufacturer for such a mat.
714403
Technically yes, however my experience with this type of pan is that the non-stick qualities are short-lived. Unknown whether induction has been the cause.
226375
I don't have an induction range, but I do know that aluminum is not usable for induction. The blurb info about this pan says that it is "heavy cast aluminum", so that would be a "no" answer to induction cooking.
1297951
Merri, I really don't about that ,I bought these pots and pans as a gift for my daughter,I know the price was right,the product is great, so far so good ,all the cooking my daughter has done so far is great,the pans are very good for the price,but I think I read somewhere that you can use these on an induction top,but the best thing to do is Call Farberware customer service ,they will give you the right information you need.
910353
I have no knowledge or experience regarding induction cooking ... sorry I cannot answer your question.
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.
1523257
Yes but use lower temperatures. Seems the higher induction burners are not good for the new pan coatings. Mild soap and no abrasive (scotchbright) Scrubbers. After two years mine looks brand new.
7057
Yes they are induction compatable. I bought them to replace everything that wasn't when I bought my induction stove. One of the best pans I have ever owned.
4743
Yes, they work great on induction. I use them on induction everyday. May have to do some experimenting to figure out the best heat to use. In general, low heat is key.
404978
Yes, they will work with an induction system because of the magnetic ability of stainless steel. To see if any pan is induction worthy all you have to do is see if a magnet will stick to the bottom. Induction has to do with magnetism.
668482
No. They are not safe for induction cooking. You would need to get stainless steel or copper.
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.
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.
139363
When I first started using them yes, because I was using them as if they were non-stick pans. You have to use lower heat temperatures with stainless steel.