Will not work on induction (electric) stove?
996815
Yes it will work on any heat source. You want to have it on the smallest burner, so the heat is only under the cezve, not around it.
1511153
NO! It can not be used on induction - so sad. I ordered a whole set based on previous answers, but should have looked closer - the first answer said they have an induction type stovetop. It does NOT work on my induction stovetop.
92481
I do not see why not, I have used mine on gas and electric stoves. I think the induction cooktops are cold to the touch, so there should be no problem.
681626
If you mean induction stoves, it will work since it has an iron-core. Induction stoves work by exciting ferrous metals magnetically, generating heat. If this were pure enamal, it would not work. Since it is cast iron covered in enamal, the magnetic energy will heat the pots very well. If you stick a magnet on a pot and it stays, then it will work on an induction stove. Unlike regular cast iron, this will be less likely to scratch the glass because of the enamaling.
1809967
I'm not sure on either of those questions, but it sure looks like it would work with induction. I bought this (versus the other kind) because I know I'll be changing to induction soon and wanted it to work when I do get a new stove.
321173
this pan will not work on an induction stove. you need to use a ferromagnetic metal like cast iron or stainless steel.
1564471
If its a gas stove I can see why not but I don't think it would work well on a electric stove
1945983
will work on any stove.....electric stove are the best...you want the eat as low as possible.....don't want to over heat the stainless steal so that it shine for years to come......
1908146
My induction stove has yet to be installed, however, I did do the magnet test and these pans do past that test so they should work just fine.
222435
Cast iron works on induction burners so this comal will work. Be careful not to scratch your stovetop though. If the bottom of the pan is rough then it could scratch it if you move it around. I have read of people using a sheet of parchment paper, paper towel, newspaper and even a silicon baking liner between the pan and burner to prevent this. All claim that it won't catch on fire. Here is a forum talking about it. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/912355
51644
Just checked the Cuisinart site. This pot will not work on an induction cooktop.
2249607
No, it will not work on an induction stove. Anytime you want to know if a pan/pot will work on an induction stove, hold a magnet (I used a magnet that's used on a fridge) and hold it to the bottom, if it clings to the cookware then it'll work. I tried this for you with the grill pan and it did NOT cling.
748838
Hello Vickie,Thank you for your inquiry. No that will not work on an induction stovetop. Kind regards, Audrey Consumer Relations
2219886
I'm not sure what a induction stove is. we have a regular electric cooktop and it's works wonderful. sorry I can't tell you about a induction stove
355293
I'm not sure. I don't have an induction stove. You'll have to contact the manufacturer of the pan.
1078452
I have an induction cooktop and these pots work fine on mine. I would check with the manufacturer of your stove.
1405036
can't answer that .. I'm using a Wolf gas range tho suppose that if the induction type burner heats up .. it should work.