Can this be used on a glass top stove? Generally cast iron can't be used because it can scratch the top.
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I would not recommend it for the fact that it will scratch the top but it dose work great.
641236
If you mean a glass top range, I wouldn't recommend it since the pan is cast iron, itll scratch it. If however its the coil style you are good to go.
644806
I never tried it on a glass top stove, but I don't think it would matter. Heat is heat.
1474560
It hasn't left any scratches or marks on a glass cooktop in my experience. I would be careful not to use the very highest heat levels just because these stoves get so hot they can eventually wear down the nonstick surface.
1143590
I have used it on oven interior-enamel and the glass panel of the oven. I do not know about glass top stoves.
2242063
It is a stainless steel pan. If you use other stainless steel pots on your glass top stove, I can't imagine why you would not be able to use this one. There are no "pointy" things sticking out to scratch the glass. Get on the Manufacturer's Website for a definitive answer, if you are concerned.
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I use mine on a glass top range. You just have to be careful when you set it down... it's heavy. I wouldn't slide it around since that would probably scratch the stove top.
733715
I wouldn't imagine it would be a good fit for a glass cooktop. It is heavy iron- might scratch your stove. I'm thinking it wouldn't conduct the heat as well as it does on a gas range, either.
428549
I'm going to suggest a no. On the underside it sits on a corrugated ring, which actually works perfectly to keep it in place on my gas stove burner grates and for me it works beautifully. But I have to think that each point of the corrugation would possibly scratch a glass stove top. More so than the bottom of the cast iron pan would. I am a member of a Facebook group called Cast Iron Cooking. Many folks on there use cast iron on their glass top stoves successfully. You just have to be careful not to slide the pan (scratches) or drop it (heavy and could break the glass). But in my estimation this diffuser is just not designed for a glass top.
1052541
I used it on a glass top stove. Yes. I soaked it and baked per the instructions. It works great but you must season it. Food luck.
2134695
According to www.lodgemfg.com, it will work on your glass cooktop. It does say however to not slide the cast iron on the glass top. This link should give you more answers. http://www.lodgemfg.com/useandcare/seasoned-cast-iron
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We have always used it on a gas stove. Haven't tried it on our glass top stove. I don't see any reason why not. My wife uses other cast iron griddles and such on the glass top. Our Aebleskiver pans are primarily used with about a dozen other pans at our Aebleskiver booth during Danish Festival in Greenville Michigan. I would say go for it. Aebleskivers are great with a bit of powdered sugar or brown sugar and Cinnamon.
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I use it on a gas stove, a buddy uses his on a electric stove, so I do not know why it would not work on a glass stove top
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I do not have a glass top stove so I can't really say from my own personal experience. I did however google this question for you and I found many answers stating that you could indeed use these on glass top stoves. In fact, this question has been asked on Walmarts site in reference to this set and some on there have stated that they use thiers on a glass top stove with no problems.
1281559
You can use it on a glass top stove, but you would have to be very careful not to scratch the glass surface. The pot is heavy by itself and filled with a stew becomes heavier.
681043
Hi Donna, as far as I know this grill can be used on any stove top as long as it's not a glass one. I'm not exactly sure as to the reason why but I'm guessing it could possibly scratch the surface. Another thing that I failed to mention, it was very light weight and it looked just like the price I paid...cheap. Good luck!
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Yes. I use all my cast iron pots/skillets on my glass top. You just have to use care not to set it down too hard. That's the case with these glass top cookers anyway.