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Also, apparently induction stoves require special cookware So you just throw out all your pots?
by swayvil 3y ago
Also, apparently induction stoves require special cookware
So you just throw out all your pots?
- fragmede 3y agoWhile I can make no comment about your pots, cast iron, and many types of stainless steel are compatible, so any pots purchased recently should work. What I can say is it turns out all my pots worked and I didn't have to repurchase any when I got my induction stove. And it was worth it. Induction is better than gas!
- pandaman 3y agoYou can purchase copper pots and pans right now and they won't work still, it's not the time of purchase but the material. Non-ferrous materials won't work with induction. Copper, aluminum, clay, stone, glass etc. won't work no matter when purchased.
- revscat 3y agoNo? Where did you get such a ridiculous idea?
- swayvil 3y agoFirst google https://www.neff.com.au/service/support/induction-cooktops/what-is-cookware#:~:text=Do%20you%20need%20new%20pans,itself%20that%20generates%20the%20heat https://www.neff.com.au/service/support/induction-cooktops/w....
- revscat 3y agoWell that’s flat-out wrong, and stupid to boot.
- amanaplanacanal 3y agoAluminum doesn’t work, but any cast iron or stainless steel should be fine. I don’t think I even own any aluminum pans.
- sliken 3y agoWe have a couple dozen pots/pans, collected from merging two households and a few decades of collecting pots/pans as needed. So far we found one that doesn't work.