CAN THESE BE USED ON A INDUCTION TOP?
1297949
Yes, the only ones that you cannot use are aluminum! Sorry it took so long..to answer
1297950
The 2 skillets are made out of different materials than all the other pans in the set. I noticed the following sentence at the end of a paragraph above: "This cookware is dishwasher safe for convenience, except for the aluminum nonstick skillets which should be washed by hand."
1297951
Merri, I really don't about that ,I bought these pots and pans as a gift for my daughter,I know the price was right,the product is great, so far so good ,all the cooking my daughter has done so far is great,the pans are very good for the price,but I think I read somewhere that you can use these on an induction top,but the best thing to do is Call Farberware customer service ,they will give you the right information you need.
712291
Yes, these are excellent for an induction range. That's why I bought them and they have been great. There are also a couple of non-stick skillets that go with this set and work on induction. I have every piece that goes with this set and they all work great on my induction range.
676763
The Emeril All-Clad pan and any other hard anodized pot or pan cannot be used on an induction cook top. the are nonmagnetic, therefore not compatible.
359776
The pans I purchased are not compatible with induction cooktop. However I noticed that they now sell sets that are compatible.
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.
632360
I don't think so. These pots have an aluminum encapsulated base which should not be used with induction cooktops. You need cast iron, enamel or stainless steel cookware. And even if it were compatible, I would not recommend them at all. The price looked good to me, but now that I'm having to replace them a year later, I wish I'd spent the extra $50 for something better.
59157
No, these are not induction capable. Cuisinart I-brand (the black coated pans) however are.
1701631
The bottom of these pans are made from aluminum. This material is not ferromagnetic so its is unlikely to work on an induction cook top.
490058
I don't think they are 'induction' rated. Like I said before, these pans are pretty cheap. To answer your second question, a magnet WILL stick to the bottom.
668482
No. They are not safe for induction cooking. You would need to get stainless steel or copper.
488405
They will work fine- but they do warn about using them at a high temperature for an extended period of time as the constant heat and pressure of the induction stove top can cause the pot and stove to fuse together, and that is no bueno. If you want to cook something at a high temp for hours, don't use these pots- but other than that you're good to go.
1596699
Yes they do work with induction cooktops. That's where we us ours and they work very well.
2189272
According to Wikipedia possibly not. It is a Magnetic process . It states "some": aluminum pans have "enough" iron in them for use on induction top. These pots are described as Aluminum. you would have to contact the seller or Farberware Corporate to answer that question . also there is a question as to weather these will scratch the top also...good Luck...Farberware Corporate or some other maker would probably be your best bet..
1959096
I am using the ones I have on a gas stove, however I am positive that these will work fine on an induction cooktop. As long as the base of the pot is headed evenly the quality of the eats will depend solely on the cook. Hope this helps :)
1039273
Not on these. They are coated in plastic. I have these lunch boxes and love them but would NEVER think to use them on my induction top.
2026840
No they can not.They are made out of aluminum.I have a counter top induction burner.I tried it.Nope.