what cookware does it work with or does not work with?
1536595
The only cookware that can be used on an Induction cook top is ones that can be magnetized. Get a small magnet and test the bottom of the ones you already have. If you don't have enough, take the magnet with you when you shop. Some pans already say induction ready on the bottom. Hope this helps.
2006275
It work very well. I can use any type of pan and pot. For instance made with any aluminum or corning ware.
1404522
If a magnet can stick to the pan then it will work. If not then you need different pans. I love this cooktop btw.
1039523
The answer by Georgia Living is incorrect. This cookware DOES work with Nuwave Portable Induction Cooktops. I have this set of cookware and the Nuwave PIC and use the cookware on the burner daily.
1174311
Although I don't have an induction cook top, my understanding is yes it does work with them.
2115318
Induction-compatible cookware contains ferromagnetic materials - in other words, it contains iron, or has a layer with magnetic properties. Cast iron, enamel cast iron and most types of stainless steel cookware are all induction compatible, but not all types. Aluminum, copper or glass cookware will not work unless they have a layer on the bottom with magnetic properties. To tell if a pot or pan is induction-compatible, hold a magnet to the bottom. If it clings, the cookware will work on an induction cooktop. Also, many manufacturers have started putting an "induction compatible" symbol on the bottom of their cookware or they'll note compatibility on their packaging. The symbol often looks like a horizontal zig-zag or a coil.
734215
This one worked on mine which was a really old pot and I liked that Farberware had replacements available.
1034892
I have this cookware and love using it. Unfortunately, I cannot answer your question, but suggest you contact the manufacturer for the absolute answer. Hope this helps.
886826
Sorry, I just know it works with my pressure cooker; I don't have a clue about anything else...
1228810
It is totally dependent on the pan you use...I use a cast iron flat pan and it works fine...
103505
None. I bought only the "Cuisinart Chef's Classic Stainless Open Skillet" in stainless skillet category
890632
Induction cooktops of all brands, work with any cookware that is magnetic ( induction cookware by nature is magnetic). All induction cookers generate a field that excites the magnetic molecules in the cooking device, causing them to vibrate and generate heat. So...whatever it was you read, you are remembering it wrong. I have no knowledge of Nuwave products, other than the horror stories reported on the web.
949326
I can only tell you, I tried to set it on warm and sometime it would work. I melted the end of a spatula on warm. I returned it to the the mfr.and it was replaced with a same griddle with a black cooking surface that works fine. I am sure that the first one was defective and based on comments I have seen, it's not the only one!
916188
Check the bottom of the pan, there should be an imprint that says "induction suitable". You can also check the bottom of the pan with a magnet .... if the magnet is attracted to the pan it can work with induction burners.The product purchased from Amazon does work with induction burners.
698907
If it is iron metal or at least a magnet would stick to, and not aluminum or copper it will work. You need to use iron pots and pans because an inductive cooker works by magnetic field. Although, you can buy an adapter plate so that you can use non-inductive pots and pans on your inductive cooker.
2108569
The one I got did and the photo is showing two. I might add only cookware with a stainless steel bottom will work on the cooker. I had stainless still cook ware but with aluminum bottoms and they would not work. The pans that come with it are great. Check out cookware before buying. It' not cheep.
1617273
In case someone wants to be extra sure (I've had issues with so-called induction cookware before), I have a Samsung induction range & these do work on it.