is it induction ready?
555816
This pan is the Cuisinart 719-18 (www.cuisinart.com/products/cookware/chefs_classic_stainless/saucepans_ccs/719-18.html) which does not state "Induction Ready" like the "MCP19-18N" that you referenced. Although both state similar construction the 719-18 appears to be clad externally while the MCP19-18 appears to be a more solid "seamless" looking bottom. Could also be that one is the "Ferritic Stainless Steel" (therefore magnetic) while the other might be the "Austenitic Stainless Steel" (not magnetic). Neither states the type so my guess is as good as any. I do own 22 Cuisinart pans of various types but do not own an induction cooktop to test with. This pan is the Cuisinart 719-18 (www.cuisinart.com/products/cookware/chefs_classic_stainless/saucepans_ccs/719-18.html) which does not state "Induction Ready" like the "MCP19-18N" that you referenced. Although both state similar construction the 719-18 appears to be clad externally while the MCP19-18 appears to be a more solid "seamless" looking bottom. Could also be that one is the "Ferritic Stainless Steel" (therefore magnetic) while the other might be the "Austenitic Stainless Steel" (not magnetic). Neither states the type so... » Read More This pan is the Cuisinart 719-18 (www.cuisinart.com/products/cookware/chefs_classic_stainless/saucepans_ccs/719-18.html) which does not state "Induction Ready" like the "MCP19-18N" that you referenced. Although both state similar construction the 719-18 appears to be clad externally while the MCP19-18 appears to be a more solid "seamless" looking bottom. Could also be that one is the "Ferritic Stainless Steel" (therefore magnetic) while the other might be the "Austenitic Stainless Steel" (not magnetic). Neither states the type so my guess is as good as any. I do own 22 Cuisinart pans of various types but do not own an induction cooktop to test with. « Show Less
555817
Does not work with induction cooktop. I just opened mine, and it does not attract a magnet at all. Apparently the "steel" in "Stainless Steel" is not iron-with-nickel (which makes no sense to me). The bottom has an aluminum core. Whatever the metallurgy, it is not magnetic and not suitable for induction heating.
555818
Note that it says it has an aluminum base, so no. All of my stainless-steel cookware is useless for induction due to aluminum bases. Aluminum does not magnetize. Try putting a magnet up to aluminum can. No luck.
555819
I just bought this recently, and the only place that I have used it is on my NuWave induction cooktop. I don't what experience the others have that they would say it's not induction ready.
555820
I wonder isn't it the same as this one http://www.cuisinart.com/products/cookware/multiclad_pro/saucepans_mcp/mcp19-18n.html? It says suitable for induction tops here.
2079449
I have a glass top stove, I don't know if that is induction but it is not exposed to direct heat or flame and it did a great job browning a roast just a few minutes ago, not much cleanup
1942975
Yes, but I would exercise caution when putting it on, and taking it off, the stove. Also, as cast iron, it it perfectly suitable for induction.
62736
Yes, it works fine. I think there is a very similar unit that does not say induction-ready, so just read the description carefully when you order.
1971283
Yes. I have an induction stove and it's perfectly fine. In fact, if you check on the back you will see that it says "induction suitable" or something like that.
1849133
Don't know if it's induction compatible, but I have a ceramic cooktop and it left a glossy ring on the "burner" after one use.
1935671
Yes, it is stainless steel with an aluminum core, so the stainless is magnetic and will work on induction.
1963240
The 3rd picture shows a coil, which is the symbol for induction as someone already said.SS by itself is not induction ready as SS is not magnetic. Usually manufacturers will put a metal bottom on SS pans to make them induction ready.
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.
1032129
If you are referring to a glass cooktop range, then yes it is induction compatible. It has a thick core on the bottom and a flat surface. It is very large and will require a large cooking surface. If you are asking if it has ferromagnetic metal in it, I cannot say.
2172545
Completely ! thanks to the magnetic inox as the 5th ply, you can cook on induction !
753731
Not this piece. See the comments and reviews. This is a "specialty" piece, made in China, not made the same way as the USA products, and not induction ready.
405197
If I understand it correctly, induction cookware must be able to "stick" with magnets. I just went and stuck a magnet on it and it "stuck" so if that is what you are asking then, yes, it is induction. I hope this answers your question.
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.
955094
Unfortunately , no, according to directions it is not suitable for induction cooking.
68919
I have an induction cooktop, and it works. As one of the previous reviewer stated, if a magnet will stick to it, it's induction compatible. I have noticed that it takes longer to heat than my cast iron does on the same setting.
236315
I believe it is. I bought this cookware to use up at our summer place which is gas. I would use it at home also and I have an induction stove top there. Love this stuff - cooks and bakes so well!!!