Will this be good for Induction Cooking? Want to use w/Nuwave PIC
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A magnet is strongly attracted to the bottom of the pan. The largest pan in my set discolored badly in one area where the bottom separated from the internal core, which I believe is aluminum. The separation caused the pan to have a large bump on the bottom. We took that one to the recycling center because it seemed unsafe to use.
724209
I have a NuWave induction cooktop and have not problem with any of the pans in this set. Wish I could be more help. Good luck!
1950602
My apologies for not seeing this question earlier. We've only had one Induction cooking product (NewWave PIC) and we are very satisfied with it. We use it almost exclusively now for long simmering recipes, such as my pasta sauce. It's the best I've used for holding temp and I don't have hot spots. I also use it frequently for clean even frying, and love how quick it boils water. Haven't given up my gas range, but we've been very happy with the product. I hope to use it as an additional warmer at the holiday dinners too. :-)....
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Only use with the NUWave2 PIC induction counter top unit. No problems at all temperatures. Not sure why you would want to put expensive induction cookware in an oven. Also, not sure how the handles would handle oven cooking.
114583
I have used them on an electric coil stove, flat top glass stove & gastop. I would think they would cook just as good on a NUWAVE.
823368
NuWave offers a pressure cooker compatible with induction cooktops. But, Amazon search is always a good comparison shopping tool.
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Yes, it's perfect for induction cooking. I've had my GE Profile induction cooktop for a week and am using 3 "pre-owned" pans of Emeril All-Clad with a copper band near the bottom. I've had no problems at all. The pans cook and fry with no sticking or scorching, and they wash easily. I plan to buy additional pans in various sizes. I'd give the pans a perfect grade "A."
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I use it all the time on a NuWave induction cooker. It works great! Have not used it any other way.
955094
Unfortunately , no, according to directions it is not suitable for induction cooking.
99002
The Nuwave cookware works beautifully on my smooth top stove. I have had no issues.
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Yes. The pots will work on any induction cooktop (pic2 is an induction cooktop). The quality of this cookware is not upto par and all the pots do NOT work. If you go to walmart you can purchase the NuWave set of cookware for $99.99. I threw away the red pots and purchased the NuWave brand. Excellent quality and ALL the pots work. Can't believe amazon doesn't have them for the same price or better.
1980919
i don't know, Sue. i have a nu wave roaster, i think that is what it is called, you know like an oven...but i know nothing about the induction products....i think they take a pan that is of a special construction, and/or unique materials, and must be magnetic or something for the induction method to work.....i just roast and stuff like that on my device....i hope that this was of some help...just going by what i read somewhere, but give it a try and let me know as i have been thinking of getting one.......ej.
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The pots work very well on my single induction cooktop. It isn't a NuWave but very similar.
1121641
iIf you mean the Nu wave Precision Induction Countertop (PIC) the the answer is yes. I bought my wife the nu wave PIC and then purchased this cookware set to use with it.
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I am sorry I can not answer. I use a gas stove and have no experience with induction units.
1204710
From what I've read about induction stoves (I've never used one) I'd say yes since it's stainless steel.
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Major difference between those 2 models is max power. NuWave PIC can go up to 1300W and NuWave PIC Pro High Powered can go up to 1800W. In practice it means that you will be able to cook "faster" with Pro High Powered model but in the same time you will need to make sure that the wiring for your kitchen outlet is 20A. If it is not the case you will face frequent pops of your fuse on this outlet or create fire hazard if installation is not done properly. Just as a safety precaution manufacturer equips this kind of devices with special plug that will not fit regular 15A outlet. It means you will not be able to use it in a lot of places where there is no 20A outlet. I personally own basic version and it is sufficient for my cooking needs. Nevertheless if you are power hungry you may look for 3000W Induction Cooktop from other makers. This kind of equipment will set you up for alteration of you kitchen wiring to 220V. In general it is not that difficult since the most american kitchen should be pre-wired for this possibility.