use on electric stove?
1175482
I wouldn't sense you have to "season" it with a flame. I would buy a stainless steel one instead of aluminum.
1175483
We use ours on an electric stove the kind that has the swirly burners i imagine it's just as good on the glass top kind as well
1680138
i have one of mine on my stove. be thoughtful if it is gas. well, with electric, too. hehe
1013
I use mine on my electric flat top stove. Just make sure use on burner same size or smaller then teapot.
1647604
I've used it on an electric stove, but it takes a quite a bit longer to heat up compared to a gas stove, mainly because of the small surface area touching the electric element.
1171175
I use it on high all the time. I do have a gas stove though, so I have no idea if it is a problem with an electric stove.
2272749
Yes, I am using these on a glass top electric stove and it is working well. I like these cookware!
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.
199592
Yes you can use it over an electric stove. Just place it over the proper area and you have no need to worry whether the gas flame is directly under the grillex plate
390435
Works great. I use my cookware with an electric stove and no issues at all.
899409
I suppose it should be okay. I use it with single burner electric stove which use a lot of electricity too. Besides it says so in the description.
1974776
I would not put this on an electric stove. I would boil water and add it to the tea pot.
390436
Yes, I think so. I have an electric stove with electric burners and it works fine. I imagine it would work similarly on an electric cook top.
1903756
I haven't tried but I don't see why not. Works just as good on my electric stove.
1758780
My stove is electric. It is a good quality pot, but on a gas stove I would keep the burner on medium. I hope this helps :)
1048570
The tagine is suitable to either gas or electric heat. Personally I have a gas stove and I use my tagine often. Electric burners are, if anything, safer for the earthenware subject that the tagine is made of. So you can use either safely.
1243726
You can use anything you would use on an electric stove. It can handle very heavy weights. I use it for canning.
1761305
Yes you can use the grill pan on electric burners. I have used mine that way