If you have the appropriate induction cookware is the interface disk needed ?
850203
No, it is not needed with magnetic cookware. It is very slow when using it with non magnetic cookware. Magnetic cookware only should be used for maximum speed and efficiency.
2219884
YES, it is the reason I bought mine after I bought an induction burner. You won't be sorry because it is good quality and I like it because you can wash it out.
1683607
No. You need the JKH. http://www.unikinghi.com/tiger-rice-cooker-induction-heating-jkj-g10u-jkj-g18u.html
1506410
I found one article online, actually a customer complaint, that said that Orgreenic cookware was not induction capable. I am assuming that there was an implication made to him that it was.
1434558
Induction ready requires an additional piece for the pan to sit on to work. Induction base requires no additional piece as it is built into the pan. If your lucky every piece in the box will have uniform bottoms and actually work on an induction stove unlike the set I bought and cannot use 2 of the pieces because they do not come in contact with the surface of the induction unit.
633324
You're right. It is not suited for induction burners. I'd recommend All-Clad pot instead.
631502
No. Cuisinart is careful to point out the cookware that has a magnetized steel base and is induction ready for their cookware that is induction ready The Cuisinart Green Gourmet Ceramic pans like the 12" skillet on Amazon say magnetized steel base is induction ready. Nice pan, $99.
1694645
I have yet to try my induction burner out. I am just looking into buying the pots/pan.
2250296
Yes. It is made specificly for an induction stove. You don't need anything extra to use it.
801833
It conducts the heat from a induction cook surface to the contents in a regular pot. Induction cooking requires a metal pan that reacts to magnets. Regular pan/pots won't work on an induction cook surface without the disk. I've used mine and it works great. With the disk, you don't have to replace your old cookware.
1309136
I don't know. There should be an induction symbol on the box if they are compatible.
2230550
I read the reviews on the disk and they were not good. I bought all new cookware for my induction burner.
1473204
My advice is to use one INDUCTION adaper like: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CJCOUN0 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GFSLDVG ( are on the way to arrive in FBA ) http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HEQDYXI/ ( also on the way ) They are made of Stainless Steel perfectly flat and can be a solution for your case.
767507
I don't have an induction cooktop but the Cusinart web site says you can. https://www.cuisinart.com/products/cookware-comparison.html
2182800
I find that stainless steel cookware or aluminum cookware that has the bases that are induction compatible heat fast. The aluminum pans without that feature I use the Max Burton 8" induction interface disk but it heats slower, especially large pans.
1185309
i don't have an induction cooktop, so i really don't know. You might like to call the company.
139568
This is aluminum and not ferromagnetic material as is required for induction. An interface disk could be used to make this poacher work on an induction burner.