compatable with induction cooking?
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The bottom is stainless steel but I'm not sure if it's magnetic. You should get an induction disc so you can use more pans
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I got it for my girlfriend and while she knows how to cook I do not think an introductory cook would find it challenging. Can be used for pasta which is nice as the pasta can be lifted in the strainer instead of the more traditional pouring pasta into a strainer. Just lift carefully so the water has time to drain properly.
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Hey Jill, I have done some research, and according to my studies, the Mc2 line is not induction compatible. Don't hold me to this, but that is what my research has yielded. I know their "Stainless" and "Copper Core" lines are compatible with induction cooking. My suggestion is to contact All-Clad just to make sure, as I am not an expert. I have read for gas or electric cooking the Mc2 line performs a little better getting up to temperature, but I'm sure they all are fine! I do know this, we love our All-Clad Mc2 cookware!
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It depends what kind of cooker you have, make sure search on the website if that cooker have megnetic bottom so it can support induction.
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i don't have an induction cooktop, so i really don't know. You might like to call the company.
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I don't have an induction cooktop but the Cusinart web site says you can. https://www.cuisinart.com/products/cookware-comparison.html
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Yes they are induction compatable. I bought them to replace everything that wasn't when I bought my induction stove. One of the best pans I have ever owned.
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Hello, I do not think that this product is suitable for induction heat. What little that I can ascertain is what I found in Wikipedia regarding induction cooking. See below "Induction cooking" In induction cooking, an induction coil in the cook-top heats the iron base of cookware. Copper-bottomed pans, aluminium pans and other non-ferrous pans are generally unsuitable. The heat induced in the base is transferred to the food via (metal surface) conduction. Benefits of induction cookers include efficiency, safety (the induction cook-top is not heated itself) and speed. Both permanently installed and portable induction cookers are available. I can not see the aluminum bottom on the pans because it is encased in the dark enamel coloring, I would suggest asking the company that makes this product as wearever.com Hope this gives you the information that you need.
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No. You can't use this for induction cooking range. You need to buy one where the bottom is stainless steel like the Circulon Symmetry.
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Sadly this pot is not compatible with an induction cooktop. This information should've been included, in the product description, by amazon. I found the answer by going to the Cuisinart website. Hope this helps.
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I do not have an induction cook-top, but the pot is made of a thin sheet of stainless steel and the base is not that big. I suspect it will not work, but I'm not certain.
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Induction cooking is supposed to work with Stainless steel. I have not, however, confirmed it with this pot. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induction_cooking
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Not sure myself but ordering one as have gas so not wasted either way. But this should give some confidence it works.http://ces.ca.uky.edu/magoffin-files/summer_2011.pdfOnly cookware made of cast iron, three ply stainless steel that contains a carbon steel core, enameled steel, and enamel coated cast iron will work on an induction cooking surface. Keep in mind that not all stainless steel pans will react to a magnetic field.
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I don't know. I don't cook with induction. I wouldn't think so, based on the other pots I've used that are hybrid.
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Sorry, I have never had an induction cooktop and cannot answer your question.
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I did a search on Bing.com and found Jamie Oliver's website, where it says, "Induction compatible for superior heat conductivity and precise cooking." Here's the link to his page: http://www.jamieoliver.com/products/home/cookware/hard-anodized
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I know nothing about induction cooking. I use this with open flame (gas) only. For what is appropriate for induction cooking, I suggest the following link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induction_cooking Hope this is helpful.
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I have yet to try my induction burner out. I am just looking into buying the pots/pan.