Do these pots/pans work better on a gas stove or electric stove?
511326
I have used them on both (electric in my old house and gas in my current house). They cook evenly on both! I really like them a lot.
1147513
I think the company that made the stove is the one to answer your question ..as you can or can not put in your stove, use the pot on gas and electric stoves and my food is tasty good, I am happy with my pot I recommend it
1043275
Have gas stove; however, after a year plus use, the teapot still looks quite new, very sturdy, no complaints at all.....Don't see why electric would make a difference.......
1913364
I have had no issues with using them on flat top electric stoves. Just have to use a lower temp.
36600
I've had no problems; however, I have a glass top electric stove and the elements are quite large. A friend who has a regular sized gas stove found that she had to keep her eye on meats and do a lot of moving around to get even browning. In the long run, she felt it was worth the extra effort to use only one pot.
1088104
I have an electric stovetop and yes they heat evenly. These are awesome pans. Easy to clean and good quality.
1149591
Yes! I prefer gas as it's easier to control temp. With electric I use 2 burners, one to bring to temperature and one set on med-low for timing. Electric does not respond as quickly as gas for heat control. Hope this helps, I love my Fagor and use it quite a bit.
1680138
i have one of mine on my stove. be thoughtful if it is gas. well, with electric, too. hehe
5941
I have never used it on a gas stove. Only electric. But it does tend to get extremely hot on the underside. Use extra caution.
731200
Yes, the pan works fine on an electric stove. That is what we use it on. Be sure to season it well and let the pan heat up to working temperature before starting to cook. My wife has a tendency to turn the heat up to high and get the pan too hot at first and then turns the heat down to the correct temperature.
145486
I have a gas stove but I do not see any reason why it would not work well on an electric burner. JC
401955
I am using them on a gas stove but I don't see why you couldn't use them on an electric stove, they are high quality glassware and i thoroughly enjoy them as I do not like cooking with stainless and much prefer glass cookware. Hope this helps.
400884
Absolutely. I have a gas stove and the pans are wonderful. Cook on medium to low heat . . . and they keep things warm for so long after so you don't have to keep warming things back up. If you do cook using too high heat and they stick a bit, just a bit of hot water and a drop of dishwashing detergent, soak for a few minutes, and they come sparkling clean.
297801
I'm actually not sure I have a regular electric stove. I would guess it would be of but I wouldn't have it on extreme heat since those pans can get very hot.
981364
If it's a gas stove maybe the burners cool quicker than electric but to place one on an electric burner that's just beginning the cool down is asking for burnt covers. The best reason to have these covers is that you have to uncover both burners so there will be no wrong burner turning on and they make the stove look very neat.
856205
I've never used it with a gas stove top, but I have used it on my electric stove top and it worked fine. I would just watch the heat and how the pot reacts the first few times you try it.
1285811
I don't know. I have used the pan exclusively on a gas stove top. It works quite well on the gas stove top. I see no reason why it would not work on an electric cooktop. The cast iron pan distributes the heat evenly, and the heat from an electric cooktop should radiate throughout the pan without difficulty. the pan is of excellent quality. I would give it a try. Good luck.