will it work on an induction range?
1819822
I do not have the experience to answer this question.. However, after googling- I've come to find more people stating cuisine art is not for induction cooking. It does not say "induction cooking" on the bottom of pots and pans and a it does not hold a magnet to the bottom... Here is a link I liked the most about induction cooking.http://cookingequipment.about.com/od/cookware/f/Induction-Compatible-Cookware.htmHope this helps
684123
It depends on your canner. This canner is induction range compatible (Victorio VKP1130 Stainless Steel Multi-Use Canner)
1079136
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.
1065746
Sorry, I don't know the answer to this question. I gave the pan as a gift. The recipient has used it on gas, electric & ceramic but don't know about induction.
1142247
Not sure; I would not think it would do a good job on an induction stovetop. Just my opinion
1719480
A magnet sticks to it. I haven't tried it on my induction top yet. If a magnet sticks, it should work.
1204519
I use it on an induction range. Works great...see my review.The induction range has a ceramic surface; ceramic is harder than steel, so the pan will not scratch the ceramic. BUT...if any salt gets between the ceramic and the pan, it could scratch both.So I keep the range top and bottom of the pan clean. If I need to shake the pan, I lift it...even though I know it cannot scratch the range top. For the record, the pan's performance over an induction range is incredible.
2170613
Im not sure. I sent mine back the same day I received it because it did not work on an induction as advertised.
1504945
If stainless steel works on induction, I imagine this would too. However, I have never used induction so I don't know for sure.
2166392
No, this material is not compatible with an induction range. This is made from anodized aluminum and will "turn off" the induction process. You need a pan constructed of stainless steel or cast iron, which are magnetic and will work with an induction range, whether or not it is nonstick coated.
143344
I haven't tried it on an induction but it says it works with an induction stovetop
1386660
Tom in Portland, I cannot claim certainty, since I personally do not own an induction range, but induction is much more popular in Europe and this is a European company that designs these pans. Induction compatibility is also mentioned in the manufacturer's descriptions. I do find these pans to both sit and heat more evenly than other pans on electric ranges, I would imagine that would also make them work well with an induction range as even contact is essential. I use these pans almost "everyday" and the bottoms have not warped, even on one of those hideous coil things that us renters are often stuck with.
1032129
If you are referring to a glass cooktop range, then yes it is induction compatible. It has a thick core on the bottom and a flat surface. It is very large and will require a large cooking surface. If you are asking if it has ferromagnetic metal in it, I cannot say.
1128719
No, this will not work on an induction cooktop. It even says so on the label. I ordered it because others said that it would, but it absolutely will not. I am sending it back.
1223692
I found this in the description, Kenneth, "Designed to work on conventional gas and electric ranges." I have a smooth top electric range, but it's not induction, so it works just fine. I think this particular pan is just not designed to work with the induction ranges.
1344088
The rule of thumb is "if a magnet will stick to the pan you are using, you can use it with induction ranges." I tried sticking a magnet to mine and it did NOT stick, so unfortunately, the answer to your question is No.
1691588
My wife put a magnet onto the pan and it passed the test so yes it is suppose to work on an induction cooktop.