Can this be used on ceramic glass top stoves?
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I'm sure it could. It simply diffuses the heat over a wider area and prevents hot spots that cause food to stick and burn. Of course you would have to watch that the temperature doesn't get too hot. It's more meant to slowly heat than it is to cook. I use it on my spaghetti sauce which takes about 10 hours to cook. So I use a very low heat (I have a gas stove) and just watch it and stirr often and never have the problems I used to have without the diffuser.
347705
I specifically bought it for a smooth-top range. Unfortunately it does not sit flat because of the thickness of the wooden handle, so it doesn't work very well. Look for one that is totally flat (or maybe cut off the handle? Good luck!
692716
I don't see why not can you use your other cook were on your ceramic glass stovetop??? If you can then you can use this one also
1416673
Sorry, but I've tossed the box and don't know the answer. We don't have a ceramic stovetop.
1631437
Yes it is okay to use on glass stove top . I've had mine over a year now no problems of any kind and it still looks brand new!
428547
A glass cooktop needs flat surface contact. I use my cast iron cookware on my ceramic stove top all the time with no problems ever. Been using them for years.
496948
i use on a glass top stove with no problem. I wonder if it I would be more successful seasoning it on a gas stove with flame. But don't know.
243608
I've used the product only on glass top stove tops, if it would be used on porcelain I don't think it would harm itbut you could be risking it..
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The product says it works on a ceramic or glasstop stove. The bottom is smooth and the quality of the materials is high.
179881
Sorry I am away for a few weeks and can't try your test. It is coated with ceramic EXCEPT the bottom and is supposed to work on glass top stoves (I have used it only on standard). Sorry I couldn't be much help but maybe another customer has experience with induction tops............
55253
Don't know the answer to that one. We use this on a flat ceramic stove top and it does really well. I also understand it works on a gas or electric.
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I have a ceramic top and it's fine. I assume it would also be fine on the coils. If you have an induction electric stove, you might want to ask specifically about that. I don't know.
306476
Yes, I have an induction stove (which has a glass/ceramic top) and it works great. However, I put the teakettle on empty on high, and the glass-based enamel fused to the stovetop. Removing the teakettle removed a couple of big chunks of the stovetop, permanently damaging it. DON'T USE ANY ENAMEL WARE ON ANY GLASS OR CERAMIC TOPPED STOVE!
2018442
Yes, it can also be used on glass stove tops. As for pots, something like the casseroles are better than the rounded pot so there is more contact with the heat source.
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Yes, you can use cast iron on glass top (ceramic) stoves but with some cautions. Cast iron is very heavy and if it is dropped onto to the surface it can crack it. Don't store heavy cookware like this in cupboards or shelves above this type of stove because it could easily be dropped and shatter the glass. Also avoid sliding any iron cookware around on the ceramic surface as this will scratch it. If you move the pan around, lift it and then place it back down. It's possible to purchase special protective cooking pads for glass top stoves at kitchen stores for use with high-heat cookware like cast iron. They are also placed under any cookware that may scratch the surface like this product. Sometimes people place cast iron on stoves with the flame or electric on to dry them after cleaning NEVER do this with a ceramic/ glass top stove, if you walk away and forget about the pan the glass top can get too hot and break. Last, cast iron does seem to work better on gas rather than electric stoves.
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Yes you can use the on the glass top electric stoves. They work on all cooking surfaces.
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Yes, I have used it on my ceramic top electric stove. Keep in mind I am gentle with handling it and do not slide it around. Have had no problem
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I don't know but it has such a slow heating process that it should work. I had to turn the flame up pretty high to get it to slowly heat a cast iron pot and an anodized pan so it should work with glass if you control the heat. It does discolor but I expected that. I originally bought it for ceramic cookware because it was recommended so Pyrex type glass shouldn't be a problem. I haven't had the chance to try it for the ceramic yet. Hope this helps.