Is this pot marked for use on an induction cook top?
1299604
Hi..it is not marked on the bottom of the pot, check Cuisinarts website or look in the product specifications and it will tell you
1299605
No it is not. The Cuisinart.com web site displays which types of heat can be used. Chef's Classic and Contour are not induction approved.
1299606
Not that I noticed on my instructions. I have a glass top stove and that is why I have been buying this particular line of pots and pans. They are well made, inexpensive and dishwasher safe! Did you try asking Cuisinart?
589871
No, its not for induction cooktops. Personally....I think it's okay for "kitchen art" but not for cooking. I couldn't even give my set away....ended up at Goodwill.
2079446
Yes it is, I have an induction top stove, this pan has a flat smooth base, is a wonderful pan to cook, it looks great cooks great, the dome top allows room for broccoli or any bushy vegetables. Can't go wrong.
1538294
I don't know for sure, but I believe there has to be iron in pot for it to work with an induction cook top.
631733
Yes, I believe it's safe to use this griddle on an induction cooktop. This griddle has no abrasive surfaces that would cause any scratches. Since an induction cooktop quickly heats, just be extremely careful not to overheat it - which may cause it to warp. http://www.tefal.com.au/All+Products/Cookware/Jamie+Oliver/Products/Jamie+Oliver+Tefal+Hard+Anodised+Induction/Jamie+Oliver+Tefal+Professional+Series.htm
1579369
It is a very heavy set of pans with precise edges on the bottoms. I would not use it on my induction stove top. I use it on a heavy duty European stove with solid heat plates. I use Calphalon on my induction top, it is a much lighter product with more rounded edges on the bottoms.
1859268
According to another reviewer, this pot is not compatable with induction cooktops. It is stainless but has an aluminum clad bottom.
895833
Yes you can. I use mine all the time on my induction cooktop. You will hear a sizzling sound which is just the silicon oil between the layers of the bottom of the pot, but nothing to worry about. The pot really does work.
1854319
Don't know why not, the induction cook tops use stainsteel pots on them in thier advertisement.I order mine as a gift, but may order myself a set later.
919791
It absolutely can be used on an induction burner. I've used mine on a cook-top with induction burners countless times. Also, a magnet will stick to the bottom of the pot. I hope this helps.
318199
I have a electric cook top - looked at the paperwork that I kept just now. I can't find anything at all in reference to induction top. Sorry
526648
I think this tea pot would be safe to use on an induction cooktop, I hope so , since I plan to purchase a new electric range soon, with an induction cooktop.
573974
I have a flat top Stove, it's perfect for that, I don't know what an Induction cooktop is, sorry
1849133
Don't know if it's induction compatible, but I have a ceramic cooktop and it left a glossy ring on the "burner" after one use.
989070
I use it on glass cooktop which is completely flat. the heat spreads evenly. I am not sure if that is considered an induction stove top
771262
I don't see how it could be used that way, no. I ordered one for that same purpose assuming it was a solid plate, but this is a stamped steel disc with a raised rim for it to slip over a conventional burner. The only way I could see it working on an induction cooktop would be to place it upside down and then use a pan or pot that is smaller than the raised rim.
1635591
I have not yet tested this...however, the pot is stainless steel which should work on a induction surface. As long as the steel is of magnetic grade. I can go and see later if a magnet will stick to the pot's bottom. If it doesn't work though, you can also purchase a interface disk which enables non-induction cookware to be used on induction cooking surfaces. My guess however, is that it would work.