Induction Cooktop Question
Will the cooktop work if the pot has a (maybe 1/8") lip around the bottom? DW's got a one pot meal maker she uses 2-3 times a week at home, no problem on our old fashioned electric coil stovetop. Won...
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Here's a pretty straightforward article that will provide some answers: click here.
This is a paragraph you really need to know though:
You Need the Right Cookware
Magnetic—or more accurately, induction-capable—cookware is needed for induction to work. If a magnet strongly sticks to the bottom of a pot, it will work with an induction cooktop. Some stainless steel cookware is induction-capable, and some isn’t.
Sounds like a simple test to me. Good luck!
This is a paragraph you really need to know though:
You Need the Right Cookware
Magnetic—or more accurately, induction-capable—cookware is needed for induction to work. If a magnet strongly sticks to the bottom of a pot, it will work with an induction cooktop. Some stainless steel cookware is induction-capable, and some isn’t.
Sounds like a simple test to me. Good luck!
