Can this pan be used on a ceramic stovetop? (Does the box indicate what types of stovetops this pan can be used on?)
1416672
I've discarded the box, but a word of advice: DO NOT GET THE CUISINART "CLASSIC" pot(s). They are nice/good, but not at all the quality of the MultiClad line of Cuisinart. (You can pull up the Cuisinart website and pose the question about using it on the ceramic stovetops in the "contact us" link.
1416673
Sorry, but I've tossed the box and don't know the answer. We don't have a ceramic stovetop.
687205
Yes. I've had no problem using it on my ceramic cooktop. It won't scratch or damage the surface. Lois
692716
I don't see why not can you use your other cook were on your ceramic glass stovetop??? If you can then you can use this one also
1186689
Yes, I have a ceramic cooktop and it works great. The bottom of this pan has plenty of surface area to contact the cooktop.
1530219
I use mine on a ceramic cooktop on the largest heat surface. It works for me, but make sure you have a burner large enough to accommodate the pan's circumference.
699289
My guess is yes- as long as you keep the heat down from low to simmer.They claim that we can use it on a regular stove, however I've never tried that. I believe I read a complaint re using on a regular stovetop. Make sure to check the most recent reviews, I bought mine years ago (still fine) and you want to make sure you're getting the same quality.
437273
I would never use a pan like this on a stovetop. Direct heat would ruin the bottom at least if not burn through to the inside.
699290
I don't think so. Its glass. Would you use glass on ceramic cook top? I only use to fill with boiling water.
1913578
I have an electric stove ceramic flat top and it works great. I absolutely love this pan.
741088
I agree with the other two responses. I would not use mine on the stovetop as the pan is very thin. Works great in the over though!
1491845
I do not think this griddle can be used on this stove. I looked up the stove and it looks very different from my stove.
1223154
Yes I think so. My stove is ceramic but with gas top grills. The cookware is probably better suited for flat ceramic type heating systems because it works based on conduction heat but works with all types of stove tops. It is a heavy type of cookware. The bottoms are smooth other than the brand name imprint into the steel bottoms.
253173
It is ceramic and can not be put on the stove top. You would need to brown in a separate pan then transfer. Also, a word of caution, my digital display conked out after 10-15 uses and now it is no longer under the 1 year warranty and has to be thrown out:( Try another brand for a fraction of the cost.
1511153
NO! It can not be used on induction - so sad. I ordered a whole set based on previous answers, but should have looked closer - the first answer said they have an induction type stovetop. It does NOT work on my induction stovetop.
741087
Hi, Tammy, the pan is stainless steel, so you can use it on the stove top. But you may want to really think about that. It is moderately thin metal, so you should not be surprised at hot-spots or warping. If you want to just keep something warm on the stovetop, then this pan should work great. If however, you want to actually cook something in it on the stovetop, use a pan meant for that. Bon Appetit!
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The bottom is relatively flat. We have several that we use on a ceramic cooktop and they work just fine. Because the bottom is very smooth unlike cast iron, you can move it around a bit on the ceramic top without scratching. We also use our cast iron but you need to be very careful moving that around. Give one pan a try see how you like it. I'm sure after a while it will be your go to pan.
1530221
That's a good question. I have a gas stove. I would imagine that you could use it on any type of cook top. I made quite a bit of jelly in it last year and I have to say I really like it.