Can this pan be used on a flat surface electric stove?
1001555
If the stove uses radiant heat the answer is yes. If it's inductive, then no. Only steel/cast iron (a magnet sticks to them) based pans will work with inductive cooktops.
514111
No. From the photos there will not be any flat even contact with the glass top stove. It won't heat correctly.
1355105
I use this pot on a gas stovetop, but it is Pyrex so it should be fine on an electric burner.
1164
I believe any pot with a flat bottom will work on this type of cooktop. I have this pan and use it.
1558703
Yes, any pan can be used on an electric cook top...it doesn't matter what heat source you use. These can even be used for cooking over a campfire. I have this pan, and it's the best I have ever used..Absolutely love it!
1840707
I don't know. It's a flat bottomed metal pan. It works ok in my electric stove.
314672
Yes it can be used on an electric stove. I have my tea kettle for months and am very happy with it. Marie
577024
I never tried but I did use it on a gas stove. I would assume an electric would work fine. You could just lay in directly on the burner. We love ours.
1072917
Because it is curved on the bottom, I don't think it would work very well on an electric stove. Only part of the bottom would contact the heating element. We use it on a gas stove and the flame comes up to contact it evenly on the bottom.
734541
I have a new ceramic flat-top electric stove and the manual says DO NOT use glass cookware on this type of stove. It will scratch the surface.
1353020
yes you can use it on an electric stove, don't forget to oil it well before each use.
235282
Just an edit to previous reply. I have a glass top flat surface stove. I'm sure results would be different if using electric burners.
731201
Yes. I've used it at my sisters house on an electric stove and it worked great. She did have a flat top on her stove though. This pan is hollow underneath so as long as the outside rim of the pan fits on the heating element you'll be OK. If you have a coiled heating element that's small you might have to put a flame tamer or something wider on it to rest the pan on. This is a heavy cast iron pan which in my opinion works the best. I like it a lot. It's definately worth the purchase. When you make them use unsalted butter in the pan. I found that salted butter makes them taste too salty. Enjoy. Yes. I've used it at my sisters house on an electric stove and it worked great. She did have a flat top on her stove though. This pan is hollow underneath so as long as the outside rim of the pan fits on the heating element you'll be OK. If you have a coiled heating element that's small you might have to put a flame tamer or something wider on it to rest the pan on. This is a heavy cast iron pan which in my opinion works the best. I like it a lot. It's definately worth the purchase. When you make them use unsalted butter in the pan. I found that salted butter makes them taste too salty. Enjoy.
289710
I wouldn't try it. The issue I had with the pan was with my flat top stove. The burner heats the part of the pan that touches it so quickly and the part that overhang the burner stays cool causing the pan to warp.
2150892
Works great on electric stove. It's a very large pan. You can do a lot with this pan.
1913364
I have had no issues with using them on flat top electric stoves. Just have to use a lower temp.
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!