Does this poacher work on an induction burner?
1646626
I'm sorry I don't know the answer to u'r question. We don't have that type of stove.
1646627
I don't know. FWIW, a magnet won't stick to it. If you get one, be SURE not to forget to butter the little cups well. Else you will have a devil of a time cleaning.
1646628
I don't know. FWIW, a magnet won't stick to it.If you get one, be SURE not to forget to butter the little cups well. Else you will have a devil of a time cleaning.
1646629
I use it on top of a woodstove if that helps...nothing like cooking breakfast while heating the house up in the morning. I use a quick shot of PAM on the egg cups prior breaking the egg into it, makes the egg slide right out of there just looking for the toast.
1646630
Because I was not familiar with induction cooking I looked it on internet and the following is what was said:"For nearly all models of induction cooktop, a cooking vessel must be made of a ferromagnetic metal, or placed on an interface disk which enables non-induction cookware to be used on induction cooking surfaces."Now to the best of my knowledge the poacher is made of an aluminum alloy with a Teflon coating and therefore I would assume that youwould need to use an interface disk. I hope this response has been helpful to you.
2116004
Yes. That was the reason I purchased it was for an Induction type burner and it works no problem.
612603
Sorry, I used it on electric and gas burners only but I see no problem with induction. Good cooking.
1679710
Yes it will on an induction burner. The bottom is completely flat and I was able to stick a magnet to it.This is very difficult to clean! It is very narrow. Also I think this is more like 12 ounces, it certainly is not 12 cups.
321292
Yes, it does. I bought one a few months ago and it works on my induction cooktop perfectly!
139567
I do not have an induction burner, but I think the test to see if the cookware will work on induction is to check and see if a magnet sticks to the bottom. So I tried that, and the magnet did NOT stick to the bottom. It was a pretty strong magnet. So I assume it won't work on induction. That is all I know. Hope this helps.....Pat Woods
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.
1405036
can't answer that .. I'm using a Wolf gas range tho suppose that if the induction type burner heats up .. it should work.
1836204
I agree with previous response. The smallest sauce pan does not work on our induction surface for some unknown reason. I think the burner does not "sense" enough ferrous material. The rest of the induction pans work great especially for the price.Steve
139568
This is aluminum and not ferromagnetic material as is required for induction. An interface disk could be used to make this poacher work on an induction burner.
243889
Not sure myself but ordering one as have gas so not wasted either way. But this should give some confidence it works.http://ces.ca.uky.edu/magoffin-files/summer_2011.pdfOnly cookware made of cast iron, three ply stainless steel that contains a carbon steel core, enameled steel, and enamel coated cast iron will work on an induction cooking surface. Keep in mind that not all stainless steel pans will react to a magnetic field.
1312559
I just got the set today. It works perfectly with my induction burner! The pans are made of aluminum, but the bottom of the pan is steel, which enables it to work on an induction burner.
1790244
Yes, I have induction burners on my stovetop and they work perfectly. These are the best non-stick pans I have ever owned. Really excellent weight and quality and clean up is so easy. You can cook virtually anything with no oil or spray.
852360
Don't know, don't own an induction unit. Just know that everything I cook in this pan sticks to it, and is hard to clean-off. My cast iron grill is EASIER to clean.
1399423
I have never used it on the new burners. I have an electric stove with the coils and it works fine. I would assume it would work on anything. Sorry I could not fully answer your question.
2094526
This does not work on my induction burner. I guess the people who asked about the magnet new how to check.
823366
Hi Becky,I don't know why not. The trick is in the material of your Pressure Canner. My understanding is that if you want to know if a pan will work on your induction stove, try to stick a magnet to the pan. If it sticks, it will work. I see no other reason why a pressure cooker would not function on an induction cooker.