Is this a non-magnetic pot? This is very important to our purchase. Thank you!
2000622
absolutely , true stainless is non-magnetic and this one is high quality and its huge, perfect for brewing or whipping up stew for an army base.
2000623
It is made of stainless steal. I did go out and try a large magnet that I have on it and it had no attraction to it.
1363936
Yes, it is magnetic, so it works on Induction stoves It is a top of the line cookware, still made in the USA! Highly recommend it.
782140
I don't know . . . induction cooking uses magnitism, but I do not know how. I just tested my pot and a magnet does NOT stick to it, but I do not know if that is a clue. You might want to contact Norpro directly or pose a question to Google or Bing.
76018
It's not magnetic. I don't have an induction oven so I can't speak to that. Other than the copper venear wearing off on the outside of the pans, I still love them
132564
No, it's not magnetic. It's made to use on a flat surface. My 4 year old grandson loves it!
814061
It's stainless steel which is magnetic and induction cooking uses magnetism, though I don't know exactly how that works. Other stainless steel pots would probably work, but I bought these because I knew they were made to work with induction, and that the metal wouldn't be mixed or layered with something that wouldn't work as well. You could sure try your regular stainless steel pots first, though, if you have them. If the pot isn't pure stainless steel it wouldn't work, either not at all or not as well, depending on its composition. The answer below is a more scientific answer!
1279347
Not being magnetic will hamper the transfer of heat to your cooking surface. So I would have to say no.
1067241
I do not believe this set is magnetic. I saw nothing to that effect in the literature that came with it. I have only used it on the stove top, although I believe it can go in the oven up to 350 degrees.
198569
This pot is stainless steel. Stainless steel is usually not induction capable. However, to my surprise it did get warm on our induction cooktop, but only mildly. I suspect that there is an inner layer of steel which will get warm, but since the outer layer is stainless the coupling is not good. This means that it may work OK, but it will likely not get very hot.
257249
I have 3 different size pots of this brand and all lids are non-magnetic, tested with strong rare earth magnets
480382
No, a magnet will not stick. And this is quite a small pot... only shy of 4 cups max.
796244
I've owned mine a year. It works great being heated on a coleman stove or an interior ceramic cooktop. Not magnetic that I know of
361376
As JAYMIS indicates the induction logo is on the bottom. I can confirm that the base of the pressure cooker is ferromagnetic. This is a very good example of a pressure cooker. Ive owned several.
2144888
I don't think ours is magnetic- there's a weight on the hose (under the sink)that keeps it in place-
2048617
Yes. It is beautiful and a great value. We bought this for our granddaughter who needed it in her apartment at Sam Houston State University. She has both Nu Wave oven and induction cook top so she needs magnetic cookware. She loves it and I am confident this will be the foundation for her cookware for years to come.
1317212
The post states that it is Stainless Steel. Stainless is NOT magnetic, I just checked it myself with a magnet on my cookware marked stainless steel. good luck
1922342
The fridge is not magnetic. Being able to put magnets on it would have been a nice touch but it is a beautiful kitchen set. Our daughter absolutely loves it. Great quality!