Can I use electric mixed without damaging pan
94056
I have used an immersion handheld mixer with no scratching that I noticed, but I'm pretty sure a regular beater mixer would leave some utensil markings.
94057
Probably not a real good idea. Suggest you check with the All Clad customer service folks.
94058
I have never used a mixer in any of yhe all clad pans . It is large enough for a hand mixer but every little room to move sround. It would probably make heavy marks
94059
If you are asking whether you can use an electric mixer in this pan, you probably can but as saucepans have flat bottoms, I probable would be careful about this with a regular mixer with rounded beaters. I have an immersion blender, which is really more suited to a pan like this
888911
Hmm...guess I missed that. I have regularly heated it to 500 and used it on the bbq even hotter. I doubt that you could harm this pan with any home appliance.
2107719
I don't see why not. I personally use it all the time. But the abrasiveness of an electric mixer will damage the cosmetic look.
1875631
yes - will not harm the pan at all. the whole point is to build up lacquering, which is what heat does to oil as it breaks down.spray away!!!
2074567
I do not think that a mixer would damage the bowls because of their durability. However, the bowls are flexible which means you wouldn't be able to easily mix things in them with an electric mixer because you wouldn't have a firm surface to beat against.
432667
I imagine both gas and electric. I have an electric stove and the saucepan is fine. Just don't use real high heat.
487737
We generally warm the pan before adding oil or butter but you can also warm it with oil on it, i don't think it will spoil the pan or food!
434313
No that will damage the non stick coating. ONLY USE RUBBER, PLASTIC OR WOOD
1464888
I don't think this would be a problem. I do know you should not use spray oils on the pans. The propellent in these sprays ruins any non-stick finishes.
703411
I do as Jane L. Brown does. I use parchment on both my nonstick skillet and my electric griddle. Works well and makes for easier cleaning up.
2254088
Usually limited means that under normal use, it will work well. Normal defects would be if the coating falls off or the handle falls off. Using the pan as a hammer or leaving it on the burner on high when nothing in it is user error and will destroy it. Also, even though it is a harder finish, using a knife on the finish whilr cutting an item or scouring it with cleanser or scotch bright will destroy it. This would not be covered by the warranty.
136822
I use all my pans on my electric stove and have not had any problems with burning.
1072007
No reason you can't, but it won't have beautiful char lines, and you would want to grease the pan first.
403527
The main enemy of this type of cookware is high heat. Since gas flame is cooler than an electric element, you should be OK.
297801
I'm actually not sure I have a regular electric stove. I would guess it would be of but I wouldn't have it on extreme heat since those pans can get very hot.
407264
I have a glass top electric range with this pan and have no problems with it. Of course, I have never used this pan with another type of stove. Hopefully the other reviewer gave specifics. Good luck!
662708
No, and I would never use a teflon non stick pan for deep frying. Use a Silverstone skillet and not a electric skillet.