The information on the 6325 said it is constructed of cast aluminum. Aluminum does not work on induction cook tops as it is not magnetic. How than can it work?
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It has a round steel embossed plate on the bottom which will react to the magnetic induction stove top. However, I returned mine due to the fact it would only get hot in the center. So I bought a 12 and a 1/2 inch T-Fal induction skillet and LOVE IT. The entire bottom is steel which cooks more evenly. I hope this helped.
1237598
They put a different metal coating on the bottom the make it magnetic. My experience, all the non-stick or aluminum with bottom coated materials are iffy with induction (some times they work, some times not). Cast iron and magnetized steel always work.
226375
I don't have an induction range, but I do know that aluminum is not usable for induction. The blurb info about this pan says that it is "heavy cast aluminum", so that would be a "no" answer to induction cooking.
770576
The pan has to be magnetic. If a magnet sticks to the bottom of your pan it will probably work. Pure aluminum and pure stainless steel pans will not work. Most pans that will work on induction cookers will have "induction suitable" stamped on them somewhere. I bought a Circulon Symmetry pan and it works great. Here's a link for Amazon's Circulon line...
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Not sure and don't have any experience with induction cooktops but I would call Cusinart's toll-free number and ask one of their customer service reps. They should know if the bottom of this pan has the right kind(s) of metal to react and create heat on the cooking surface.
653418
No, this pan is aluminum. You need a ferrous metal pan - it needs to be magnetic, so check all pans with a magnet - if it sticks, it will work on your cook top.
124339
The cookware is made of aluminum. Induction cooking appliances like the "NuWave Cooktop" require the cookware to be made of cast iron or stainless steel material in order to work however, there are interface disks that will work with aluminum cookware in order to use a induction cooking appliances. Google "induction cooking with aluminum cookware". I hope I have helped. Have a good day.
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"Aluminum" is non-magnetic and won't even get warm on an induction cooktop. The cooktop may not even be able to sense there is a pot sitting on it.
1573511
Aluminum, copper or glass cookware will not work unless they have a layer on the bottom with magnetic properties. As this product is aluminum, I do not think it will work with induction cook tops / stoves.
425127
This poacher is full cladded stainless steel on the bottom. I really don't have any experience with induction cooktops. It should work unless your top requires special pots. This is a high grade pot, but I only cook with gas. Sorry I could not be more helpful
963673
No. To work on an induction cook top the utensil needs to have a magnetic field in the bottom of the pan. This doesn't have that contruction.
934100
Sorry - I answered it wrong the first time. The inner layer is steel. The base is also magnetic steel - it works well on induction. You will be cooking in steel - I do not use aluminum either.
1442021
Yes it is. The bottom has steel on the aluminum so it will work on an induction cook top.
1402151
This cookware is aluminum. Aluminum cookware does NOT work with induction stove tops. The people who think it does are mistakenly thinking their glass top stove is induction. Most glass top stoves are not induction.
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Induction requires a high concentration of iron, which means cast-iron and certain grades of steel will work, and that's it. The description of the product in the title clearly states that the bottom is aluminum core, which is not an induction-comparable metal. The more expensive trip-ply steel core All Clad products will work with induction, although for the lower end of those I'd beware magnetic rings affecting the surface of your pot/pan.
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Aluminum is not magnetic. So it is not compatible with induction cooking. And convection doesnt hold any even enough temp to make waxes...
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No, aluminum is not induction compatible. Consider cast iron or stainless steel alternatives