Does this pan work on Induction stove?
2017823
Yes but you still need to pre-heat it/let it get hot like usual before cooking
2017824
I have not tried it on an induction stove as I have not used one of those yet, but reading about those stoves I found these as a short form of guide for whether some cooking device will work with it: "Cast iron pans and any black metal or iron pans will work on an induction cooking surface." (on Wikipedia) and "Your cast-iron skillet is a sure bet, and much of your stainless steel should work fine, too. If you aren't sure if your cookware will work, simply hold a magnet to the bottom of it. If it sticks, you're in business." - I quickly double-checked the pan with a magnet, and it definitely stuck to it. So yes, it should work on induction stoves. I have not tried it on an induction stove as I have not used one of those yet, but reading about those stoves I found these as a short form of guide for whether some cooking device will work with it: "Cast iron pans and any black metal or iron pans will work on an induction cooking surface." (on Wikipedia) and "Your cast-iron skillet is a sure bet, and much of your stainless steel should work fine, too. If you aren't sure if your cookware will work, simply hold a magnet to the bottom of it. If it sticks, you're in business." - I quickly double-checked the pan with a... » Read More I have not tried it on an induction stove as I have not used one of those yet, but reading about those stoves I found these as a short form of guide for whether some cooking device will work with it: "Cast iron pans and any black metal or iron pans will work on an induction cooking surface." (on Wikipedia) and "Your cast-iron skillet is a sure bet, and much of your stainless steel should work fine, too. If you aren't sure if your cookware will work, simply hold a magnet to the bottom of it. If it sticks, you're in business." - I quickly double-checked the pan with a magnet, and it definitely stuck to it. So yes, it should work on induction stoves. « Show Less
2017825
It is my understanding that cast iron will work using an induction stove but, of course, gas is always best for cooking. Always preheat the pan and make sure items to be cooked are at room temperature before placing in pan otherwise sticking will occur (especially eggs).Good Luck!
2017826
I have not tried it on an induction stove as I have not used one of those yet, but reading about those stoves I found these as a short form of guide for whether some cooking device will work with it: "Cast iron pans and any black metal or iron pans will work on an induction cooking surface." (on Wikipedia) and "Your cast-iron skillet is a sure bet, and much of your stainless steel should work fine, too. If you aren't sure if your cookware will work, simply hold a magnet to the bottom of it. If it sticks, you're in business." - I quickly double-checked the pan with a magnet, and it definitely stuck to it. So yes, it should work on induction stoves.
1966462
Yes, it can be used on an induction cooktop. I just checked and a magnet sticks to the bottom of the pot, which means it works with induction cooking.
1328847
You may have "normal" pots and pans that work. The easiest way to see is try sticking a magnet to your pot, if it sticks it will work on an induction stove. Cast iron pans will work, most stainless steel pots and pans will work, copper pans will not work.
1855694
Mine works on my induction cooktop, it is stainless steel, has been working on it for 2 years.
286433
I tested this pan on my induction burner today and no, unfortunately it does not work.
748838
Hello Vickie,Thank you for your inquiry. No that will not work on an induction stovetop. Kind regards, Audrey Consumer Relations
1169
This is a valid question for someone looking to buy cookware for an induction burner. PLEASE do not answer this question unless you really know what you're talking about!!! Some people don't know what an induction burner is and think anything that isn't electric coil or gas is an induction. It is NOT. The very easiest way to to tell if a pan will work is to see if a magnet will stick to the bottom. If it does, it will work with induction burners.
712065
It works on my GE induction cooktop just fine. As long as you have a surface "element" area the correct size to the pan size you are trying to use on your induction cooktop, but I am guessing you are already aware of that issue.
92482
I am not sure about an induction cooktop but we have a ceramic glass cooktop and it works on it but the burn is a little large for the size of the pot so we have to be careful not to let the handle get too hot.
124648
No, if a magnet will not stick to the bottom of the pan it will not work on an induction stove. This pan is all aluminum (no clad on the bottom) therefore will not work.
1026629
Yes, mine works fine on a little one-'burner' induction cooktop. The only problem I have with it is food sticking to it - I'm just not enough of a chef to avoid it I guess. lol!
1739043
I have read from other users that this pan does not work well with induction. The manufacturer says that it does. You may want to contact them at www.TECHEFUSA.com
1935664
Yes, it should. I don't have an induction cooktop, but a magnet sticks to it, and I believe that is the test for pans.
397294
I use mine on an electric coil stove, on the small burner. I don't know if it is suitable for an induction stovetop.
321174
This pan will not work effectively on a induction type stove due to it is a aluminum base. Induction stoves work with pans that a magnet will stick to. Here is a link for you...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induction_cooking#Cookware
2110904
Hi Ray, to my understanding a pan must be metallic to be used on an induction stove. This is stainless steel, a magnet will stick to it but not well.i hope this helps you in some way good luck. I do love this pan
1142247
Not sure; I would not think it would do a good job on an induction stovetop. Just my opinion