Will this work on an induction stove? (A magnet has to stick to outside of pan)
1507206
http://www.green-pan.us/us/egg-expert-7032.htm No, it will not... unless you buy an induction diffuser disc to place under the pan.
1249137
I don't think so. I believe a magnet must stick to the bottom in order to work on an induction cooktop. A magnet does not stick to my Paula Deen cookware. However it is very nice cookware for conventional stoves.
1132248
yes a magnet does stick to the bottom and that makes it good for induction stove
844828
Yes, a magnet does stick to the bottom of this pan. I tried it and it's clearly ferromagnetic so induction should work fine. (I don't have one of those to test, however.) Hope this helps.
530585
No, the bottom is not magnetic. I don't see any reason it wouldn't work on an induction cooktop, but I don't have one so I can't say for sure. This is the best little pot I have. I use it all the time.
1169
This is a valid question for someone looking to buy cookware for an induction burner. PLEASE do not answer this question unless you really know what you're talking about!!! Some people don't know what an induction burner is and think anything that isn't electric coil or gas is an induction. It is NOT. The very easiest way to to tell if a pan will work is to see if a magnet will stick to the bottom. If it does, it will work with induction burners.
1210020
yes, I have and induction stove. Anything a magnet will stick to can be used on and induction stove. Love my all clad.
1033214
After reading your question, I placed a magnet to the bottom of the pot and it did stick. So I would say yes, it would work with an induction stove top.
868269
Magnets do not stick to the bottom of this pan (I just tried it ). I use this pan on a smooth top electric stove, no problem there. This is a nice pan.
1691588
My wife put a magnet onto the pan and it passed the test so yes it is suppose to work on an induction cooktop.
1679709
I'm traveling and can't check, but I believe a magnet would stick, I also believe it would work with an induction burner. I think that is the type my mother in law has and I've used it there many times.
890658
I just checked and magnets do NOT stick to this pot. Unfortunately I don't have an induction stove to check if it works. But, as others have noted, it is designed to pour water into it anyway.EDIT: Some of the comments made me look it up. Stainless steel can be magnetic or non-magnetic; it depends on the exact composition of the steel.
250025
Other commenter is correct. I tested with a magnet also and it did not stick, therefore this pot will not work with induction.
744932
It is carbon steel so a magnet will stick to it. This wok, however, was designed to be used over flame. I don't think you will get the cooking outcomes you want over induction or electric. It will work, but you will have to be sharp about even distribution of heating. I use mine over a large 8" flame that can range from 1"-8" as the are in Chinese restaurants in Asia. You might to better with a teflon wok with a wood handle as a suggestion.
1058588
I have not tried this on an induction cooktop. The skillet is made of aluninum so the magnet should not stick to it.
1935584
I can stick a fridge magnet to the bottom of mine. Also, I have used it on an induction burner. Of course, that's the bottom, not the inner. The inner isn't the cooking part that needs to be magnetic for induction. The inner is surgical stainless steel.
1935664
Yes, it should. I don't have an induction cooktop, but a magnet sticks to it, and I believe that is the test for pans.