Can i use Lindy popper on glass cooktop
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Being stainless steel, there should be no problem as long as the bottom is flat. It will be slower than gas but just wait til the oil is hot before adding popcorn.
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Yes my stove is glass cooktop. I use medium heat 5or 6 on the control knob.
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yes, if you use stainless steel pots people are unaware that grease pops out from the partition
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According to the description, yes, you can use it on "smooth top" stoves. Which is another name for glass top stoves. I use this canner on my glass top and have had no problems. I use the big burner and once pressure is achieved, I have to turn the heat down to medium low to maintain the pressure. Do not slide the canner across your top, you could scratch the glass, but that goes for any skillet or pot you use.
401956
Yes you can use the on the glass top electric stoves. They work on all cooking surfaces.
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I really don't know but I would suspect the cast iron might scratch the glass top.... I'd just check with the manufacture of the stove about using any cast iron on the surface.
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Glass cooktop, yes. Inducton cooktop, apparently this popper works on Induction Cooktops as well. Read Voracious Reader's comments.
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I don't see why not... I assume that you've got induction hobs in that "glass" cooktop and all they require is that the pot is magnetic and cast iron is. Note, you can heat things very fast with an induction hob so don't overdo it and ruin your dutch oven.
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Yes, I use it on a glass cooktop frequently. Try to match up the bottom cast iron ring with a similar sized burner. I start by heating it on medium-high, until the outer edge starts to get hot to the touch. I immediately turn the heat down to medium-low and let the temperature stabilize for a few minutes before I start cooking the aebleskivers.
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Good question. Unfortunately, I have a gas stove. I'm unfamiliar with requirements of glass top stoves.
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You can, but it's NOT recommended. The reason why is because there is always the risk of picking up the grill/griddle and accidentally dropping and cracking the glass or even worse shattering it. Minimal damage even scratch the glass which can really hurt the heating element. Another note I've heard that the glass cooktops don't evenly distribute the heat with cast iron, I've only heard it neve witnessed it since I have gas range. If you do use it on the glass top, try, try, and try not to move it at all which will hard when flipping stuff and sautéing on it. I don't recommend using it on the glass top. You can, but it's NOT recommended. The reason why is because there is always the risk of picking up the grill/griddle and accidentally dropping and cracking the glass or even worse shattering it. Minimal damage even scratch the glass which can really hurt the heating element. Another note I've heard that the glass cooktops don't evenly distribute the heat with cast iron, I've only heard it neve witnessed it since I have gas range. If you do use it on the glass top, try, try, and try not to move it at all which will hard when flipping stuff and sautéing on it. I don't recommend using it on... » Read More You can, but it's NOT recommended. The reason why is because there is always the risk of picking up the grill/griddle and accidentally dropping and cracking the glass or even worse shattering it. Minimal damage even scratch the glass which can really hurt the heating element. Another note I've heard that the glass cooktops don't evenly distribute the heat with cast iron, I've only heard it neve witnessed it since I have gas range. If you do use it on the glass top, try, try, and try not to move it at all which will hard when flipping stuff and sautéing on it. I don't recommend using it on the glass top. « Show Less
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Elizabeth, we use it on our glass cooktop and have had no issues. Hope this helps.
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I wouldn't try it because you will still have metal to glass contact. You can use ceramic coated cast iron on a glass cooktop. We use a ceramic coated Dutch oven on ours with no problems. Hope this helps.
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Yes you can use these on glass-top stove. I purchased these for my daughter and she has a glass cooktop and doesn't seem to have any problems using this cookware.
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I have a gas cook top. I don't think it would work with glass /ceramic. I'd contact your cook top manufacturer.
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I don't have a glass top (I have electric) so I've not tried, but the recommendation from the manufacture indicate the cookware should not be used on glass tops. And, the bottom of the pans are coated in the same material as the sides.
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I just used mine on my glass top cooktop over the holiday weekend. It worked fine.
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Yes, you can use cast iron on glass top (ceramic) stoves but with some cautions. Cast iron is very heavy and if it is dropped onto to the surface it can crack it. Don't store heavy cookware like this in cupboards or shelves above this type of stove because it could easily be dropped and shatter the glass. Also avoid sliding any iron cookware around on the ceramic surface as this will scratch it. If you move the pan around, lift it and then place it back down. It's possible to purchase special protective cooking pads for glass top stoves at kitchen stores for use with high-heat cookware like cast iron. They are also placed under any cookware that may scratch the surface like this product. Sometimes people place cast iron on stoves with the flame or electric on to dry them after cleaning NEVER do this with a ceramic/ glass top stove, if you walk away and forget about the pan the glass top can get too hot and break. Last, cast iron does seem to work better on gas rather than electric stoves.
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I would imagine so, but I don't have a glass cook top. My stove is circa 1950's original with electric coil burners. I've had the counter glass over it while it was cooling and it hadn't been damaged--I also waited until the stove burner was just 'warm' before using it as counter space. You may want to contact the seller or manufacturer to see how high of a temperature the tempered glass can handle.