is it induction? and stackable?
1302574
yes this set here is stackable, I only used the feautrure once.. you take the big pot with the dome lid and put that on the bottom, take the next two medium size pots and invert one of the pots onto the other, take the last small pot and put them on top, if you google it it should come up with a picture that shows you how its done
1302575
I thought it was going to be stackable when I purchased it... but only 1 piece stacks for cooking (the large pot can hold a shallow pot, but that pot goes into the large pot halfway). I'm not sure if you can buy additional pieces for stacking. As is, I would not recommend if stacking is a major selling point for you.
1302576
These pans do respond to a magnet. My set is old, it does not stack to cook,It does stack for storrage. Theset I bought for our son does not stack for Cooking
1302577
These pans do respond to a magnet. My set is old, it does not stack to cook, It does stack for storrage. Theset I bought for our son does not stack for Cooking
2034951
No it is not stackable. The controls would need to be located in a different location for that to work.
142218
Sorry, we haven't tried stacking. I'm not sure I would want to. This unit looks really nice but isn't as handy or as durable as I would have liked it to be.It's one of the very few items I've bought from Amazon and found rather disappointing.
2215575
I do not have an induction stove top. But, according to what I read about induction, if a magnet clings quite well to the bottom of the pot, itshould be safe to use for induction. You are totally on your own.
222434
It's cast iron, so if cast iron can be used on induction, you will be fine.
321291
yes. I dont have an induction stovetop but according to cuisinart website, all their tri ply cookware are induction capable.
1015032
No, induction requires the metal to be magnetic which aluminium isnt. Even if oart of the pan is cast iron (which I doubt), you shouldnt use mixed metal-ware on induction as the difference in heat transfer and response to the magnetic field can damage the layers (pan) permanently. Mixed alloys should only be used if it states "for induction" clearly on the label (and they are expensive). Otherwise stick with steel or cast iron. Good luck with your bleskiver. They are a great dessert!
1006952
Yes, you can stack them any way you like. They are pretty flexible that way.
1187176
Hi. I only bought some so I can't say. The material is quite thick and sturdy for little hands so the bottom piece is more narrow than the top. I honestly think it might be too thick to stack.
1309136
I don't know. There should be an induction symbol on the box if they are compatible.
242474
Yes it is induction safe. Although I did return my set. We found that it had some nice design features , but found the set to be too light weight and found the set with a couple of dents upon delivery.
1456798
Yes, they are stackable. I stack mine 2 at a time, but more can be stacked without any issues.
303475
They are stackable. But stacking may cause them to stick together and/or scratch the finish.
1111805
Sorry, but I just tested this set with a magnet and it is NOT induction friendly. Cuisinart's fully clad pans may be, but this wedge-bottom set is not.
573974
I have a flat top Stove, it's perfect for that, I don't know what an Induction cooktop is, sorry
158053
Yes, pans must be induction capable. New pots and pans that are induction compatible will have an icon on the packaging that indicates this.
133691
Yes, they are. But we only bought two, so do not know how many you could stack.