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Induction compatible cookware doesn't have a heating coil. They just need ferrous metal in them. They can be clad in aluminum, with a ferrous core etc. A cast i
by greedo 4y ago
Induction compatible cookware doesn't have a heating coil. They just need ferrous metal in them. They can be clad in aluminum, with a ferrous core etc. A cast iron pan works fine, and most stainless steel cookware is fine. It's just the cheap teflon stuff that's out of luck.
- nemo44x 4y ago> It's just the cheap teflon stuff that's out of luck. And copper and aluminium. Some stoneware too as well as glass when needed.
- greedo 4y agoCopper and aluminum can be used as a cladding around the ferrous metal core just fine. I guess you could do the same with some of the ceramics/stoneware as well.
- nemo44x 4y agoIt really isn't just fine. You lose the entire purpose of the pans and might as well be cooking on an electric stove at that point.