Can someone comment on their use of this pan on a glass top electric range? One reviewer stated that this pan was problematic.
407264
I have a glass top electric range with this pan and have no problems with it. Of course, I have never used this pan with another type of stove. Hopefully the other reviewer gave specifics. Good luck!
407265
Sorry, I use gas. But it is a heavy pan. Not as heavy as cast iron, but heavier than it looks. I flinch every time I put it down on a granite counter-top. I can only imagine how I would feel about a glass cook-top.
407266
I still have the electric coils. I hope someone else can answer your question.
407267
I have an induction stove top with ceramic glass top.. Heavily seasoned pan 6 times till it turn deep brown. Cooked omelette .Used two hands to flip it over ( its very heavy). but cooked beautifully.. slipped right off to plates.. Non stick!!! Some people use a paper towel on top of induction burners between pan to prevent scratching???
407268
I have a glass top stove. I use this pan all the time, and it does quite well on my stove top. It conducts hear well and cook evenly.
1065188
You can use the product on a gas stove. I do not know if they make gas stove top ranges, if they do I would think you would not be able to use it then. If it does not work good on an electric glass stovetop then it probably would not work on a gas glass stovetop either.
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It is not advertised as such. Googling your question brought up some suggestions as to using it on a glass stove-top, which I do not have. However, as I love my pan so much, I would not risk using it on my electric burners, much less on gas.
2238166
Yes, it works great. I have a glass topped range & the pans work perfectly. My only caution to you would be to tell you that you must cook on low because these pans conduct heat more efficiently than any other pans I have ever used.I love them.
1719031
I've been using it on a glass stove top without any issues. Le Creuset does state in the manual that they recommend picking up the pan rather than sliding it across the cooktop to prevent any damage, but it's been fine on mine so far.
1219152
Yes, I have a glass top stove and it works perfectly. I honestly have not been this satisfied with a pan regardless of price. Buy and enjoy.
371622
I use this skillet on my glass-top electric range. I cannot answer regarding induction.
2092004
I can only assume that there are 2 reasons that you cannot use this on a glasstop electric range, one is because it MAY scratch the glass surface of the range, and second - it probally WILL cave in the top of your range from the weight when it has water in it. Water weighs about 8 lbs. per gallon. You do the math for a 33 quart pot. My suggestion is to use this pot on an outdoor high pressure burner. It works great for when I am canning and pressure canning with my pressure canners, plus it does not heat up my kitchen and whole house.
1339666
I use it everyday on my glass electric cook top. I have no problems with it at all.
1628290
I know it can be used on electric ranges. I'm not very familiar with cooking practices on glass top ranges, but I presume so. I would recommend checking you owners manual for advice.
1510487
We have been using it on a glasstop electric range ever since we bought it without any issues.
733713
It would work just fine with a glass cooktop. I love mine. I use mine with mostly a gas range but I believe it would work fine on glass top as well.
1618014
Yes! I absolutely love this pan! Works great on the glass top stove but you don't need as much heat as other pans so remember to keep it set lower.
1922493
Yes. I have a glass top range and it works very well. It is my favorite cooking pan.
1263743
I also have a glass top range. I have used my Aebleskiver pan with no problems--and they taste just great! Good Luck!
1490146
I really don't know. I have a conventional electric range. I love the pan though. cl
1711985
Somehow I missed the not for electric stove use as that is what I have. My electric range is the smooth glass top style but I have used my Greek coffee pot on with no problems. You just need to lift the pot from the heat when it starts to overflow. I would do the same method if I was using a hotplate.