can they be used on either gas or electric stoves
80145
Absolutely. We had electric and recently changed to gas...never gave it a second thought about using them and the color has not changed at all. Never use metal utensils...it scratches easily with metal, but with care you can cook eggs with no oil. These are so awesome. I paid more to get Paula Deen when I could have gotten several other brands for half the price at Xmas.....but I know the quality and look was exactly what I wanted from using them at my mom's house for a few years.
80146
I currently use mine on a gas stove and it works wonderfully.Love this set and looking forward to adding to the collection.
1224055
Yes, they can be used.....I use them on my gas stove and they work very well.
2209464
I assume you can use it on both gas and electric--my stove is electric. However do you really want to own this? The glass seems really thin and the plastic insert has a strong odor that I couldn't get out and made the coffee taste funny. I stopped using mine after 4 pots of it.
1355432
Yes indeed. That is exactly why I bought two of them. I always used cast iron on a gas stove, but we moved to a new home with an electric flat surface. This pan works great on the flat electric!!!
335452
Yes it is safe on any stove I use on electric at med/high and even rapid boil, the original pkg from co. states for use on any burner. on gas I make sure it sits flat to get even heat and heat on med to med low.
1308755
Yes it can be used on gas and electric. I believe it could be used on a gas or charcoal grill. It would stop the food from falling through the grids. Also it works great. I use it on elect. with shrimp skewers and steak.
1969941
I've read that these can damage electric burners. I'm surprised that the description doesn't say that it's for gas stoves only.
403526
I have been using them on an electric range however I have friends who use the same pots and pans on open gas burners with no problems. As is typical of gas cooking (which by the way I much prefer) there will be eventual discoloration on the bottoms of the cookware which is not uncommon with gas.
1048570
The tagine is suitable to either gas or electric heat. Personally I have a gas stove and I use my tagine often. Electric burners are, if anything, safer for the earthenware subject that the tagine is made of. So you can use either safely.
947314
It may be possible, but I highly recommend against it. These really require and 6 or 7 minutes on an electric stove burner.Hope that helps! They really are great, defiantly worth the extra time.
2202153
I think they'd be fine for gas or electric. I have an electric glass top and they perform beautifully!
1530177
I would believe so. I re-read over the "safety, use, and care" booklet and there are no restrictions about gas vs electric stated within. It does caution against broilers and excessive use of high heat, especially with glass top stoves. Honestly, the product heats so evenly that you never need to go higher than medium. Hope that helps.
1761302
Yes, you can. I use gas primarily at home, but I have taken it to friends' homes to use on electric. Usually, you will have it going front to back on the stove. On most stoves, this means a higher and a lesser power burner. You will want to take note of how the heat is coming through. For example, I may have my higher heat (larger) burner on medium, and then the lower heat (smaller) burner closer to medium high. That seems to keep the heat even over the whole skillet. The gas burner has not damaged my piece, and I have had it for close to 10 years. It is a great piece, and I hope you enjoy it! Yes, you can. I use gas primarily at home, but I have taken it to friends' homes to use on electric. Usually, you will have it going front to back on the stove. On most stoves, this means a higher and a lesser power burner. You will want to take note of how the heat is coming through. For example, I may have my higher heat (larger) burner on medium, and then the lower heat (smaller) burner closer to medium high. That seems to keep the heat even over the whole skillet. The gas burner has not damaged my piece, and I have had it for close to 10 years. It is a great piece, and I hope you enjoy it!
1711984
I don't know why you couldn't use it on an electric stove or hotplate, I use it on a gas stove. You have to watch it carefully so it doesn't boil over though.
1969940
I have used heat diffusers for years but only gas. They are very good at distributing an even heat, which your electric does automatically. I have never known any one who used them on an electric stove and don't believe they will fit on the burners.
92481
I do not see why not, I have used mine on gas and electric stoves. I think the induction cooktops are cold to the touch, so there should be no problem.
1242813
Yes! This cookware can be used on gas and electric stoves safely and only requires low heat settings.