can you use this in a big pot on the stove
1889230
I don't know for sure but I don't see why not. We use a popcorn machine...like a miniature theater machine. Sorry for not having a better answer for you.
1889231
I would guess that you can but I bought it because I have the old fashion popcorn machine and it works and taste great
1889232
Yes. You can dump the entire package into a pan and use it on the stove. The directions are on the back of each package. Just be sure your pot is big enough. I have the 2.5 oz kettle popcorn packs and they recommend a 6 quart pot. They also have directions for electric poppers and air poppers.
932200
You wouldn't want to. The heat element is in the unit...not a hot plate to sit the pot on. You could fill the pot but would have to heat on something else. Not really recommended for use.
216784
Most definitly. The pot I use has a smaller diameter and has no trouble staying on the stove.
1161314
You definitely can. It is a stainless steel so it should not be a problem. However, make sure you set it on a medium flame because the handles can sometimes go bad with continuous exposure to high heat. But the body of the cooker itself is of a very good quality steel and can be used as pan for sautéing, as pressure cooker and of course for deep frying too.
352573
This fits inside the pot. However the top and bottom of the pot are two different sizes so you have to make sure you measure the bottom of the pot. Also, this is made of metal and should not be used in a non stick surface unless you are very careful.I bought a stainless steel pot to use it in.
792967
Can use it to make gumbo or a small seafood boil, for crawfish, crab or large seafood boil you can use the burner but would need the larger pot.
947315
I think you should be able to. I did mine on the stove and it worked great.
215115
They asked if you can use it IN a gas stove. Yes you can there is no plastic on it so nothing to melt. It is a very heavy pot when full so make sure your oven racks are up to the task.
1390677
Truthfully, it depends on the stove type. Yes you can; *however* when I used mine on an electric stove (with a smooth top), the largest pan became slightly warped every time it got very hot, and so my burgers ended up cooked unevenly (which I made up for by moving them around more). I have a set an my Mom's house too, and her stove uses gas flames - this is highly compatible with the pans!
699289
My guess is yes- as long as you keep the heat down from low to simmer.They claim that we can use it on a regular stove, however I've never tried that. I believe I read a complaint re using on a regular stovetop. Make sure to check the most recent reviews, I bought mine years ago (still fine) and you want to make sure you're getting the same quality.
1563834
This pot is one inch larger than the burner on our induction top stove all the way around. We checked with manufacturer and this was maximum size safe to use on ours. I used the pot twice so far without a problem.
695029
First, I ask if you had asked the seller. However, I've cooked in similarily coated pots (not in this pot, yet) and I can't imagine not being able to cook a large stew or stock in this pot. But, I've not tried yet.
522521
Yes. I happen to use it on the same type of stove all the time. Works just fine.
980812
Yes you can. It's built heavy enough, like a mini sauce pan, and the wire handle is spot welded so it won't be affected like solder. Just have a pot holder handy if the handle gets too hot. Easier for me over a gas burner as I only need to use part of the flame for warming and melting. I have uploaded pics to show it's size better on a burner.
68420
This has only been used inside on a stove. Sorry can't answer your question.
715678
Yes, as long as the enamel is intact on the inside of the pot. That's what is great about this pot you can directly cook in it and can with it. Dual purpose :)
975595
Yes, it can. That is one of the reasons I purchased it. Goes across both burners on my stove so I have a large cooking area.