can this pan be used on a gas stovetop
1697291
Yes, natural gas or propane. Try a little organic coconut oil instead of the aerosol spray oils. Healthier and won't cause problems of sticking food that a buildup of the aerosol propellent causes.
1697292
I have this pan as well as other sizes and exclusively use them on my gas stovetop. The info that comes with the pan says not to overheat it as it could effect the non-stick coating.
1697293
Yes. We actually have several different sizes of this pans and really like them. We use them on our professional stove with no problems.
1697294
I use it on a deramic cooktop but I'm sure it can be used on gas. One note: it's a shallow pan so I don't use it for anything with a lot of sauce or liquid in it. Great for sauteing or cooking eggs.
86918
Yes, it works great on a gas stove - just be careful of flare-ups if you let too much grease accumulate on it (bacon).
1768082
I'm pretty sure it can. As long as you are using gas burners, then I don't see why you can't use it on your glass stove.
441031
The coating on the underside of ours has already started to come off and we use it on a glass-top stove. Not sure I would risk putting it on a gas top.
45386
I have a gas stove. But it heats pretty evenly on mine. Good griddle pan. Just don't use high heat on it. Not necessary.
2104673
Yes it can. I have a ceramic cooktop and use this pan without any problem. It heats evenly and doesn't mar my cooktop. Love it!!
741087
Hi, Tammy, the pan is stainless steel, so you can use it on the stove top. But you may want to really think about that. It is moderately thin metal, so you should not be surprised at hot-spots or warping. If you want to just keep something warm on the stovetop, then this pan should work great. If however, you want to actually cook something in it on the stovetop, use a pan meant for that. Bon Appetit!
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.
1890049
Per Calphalon website - Stovetop Use - Safe for use on gas, electric, electric coil, halogen, and ceramic cook tops. To determine if your pan is induction capable, look on the bottom of the pan for the Induction icon, or try the magnet test. If a magnet will stick to your pan, it will work on induction cook tops.
403523
They sure can be used.The same rules apply to using non-stick pans on a gas stove as on any other: Just don't set the heat above medium, because high heat wears away the teflon and you don't want that seeping into your food. If you want non-stick pans, these will be great for you.
286432
I don't know! I have a gas stove. It's one of the best non-stick pans I've ever bought.
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!
2050762
I use mine on my gas stovetop whenever I make a gravy or sauce. Love this pan, never warps and cleans so easily.
1619647
you can use it on a gas stove. you can also use it for quesadillas. It is a nice pan until it starts sticking. Then forget it.
577769
Yes, mam. I use mine on an electric stove top, but it could also be used on a gas burner.
861465
It does not need to be seasoned other than whatever oil you are using to keep food from sticking. I don't have gas but it should be no problem to be used on a gas stovetop just like any other stainless steel pan. I have an induction cooktop with a long burner and use this griddle all the time. I love it. And it looks great too.
557738
It has just the slightest indentation at the edge but yes you can put it on the stovetop to make gravy, there are several other answers/people where they have used this pan to roast in even though it is listed as a "lasagna pan." I have a ceramic cooktop and it's flat as a pancake and does not touch the pan bottom. If it works on mine it will work on a gas/propane or electric coil.