do you have to use nuwave cookware? I do not want to buy new cookware too.
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Cast iron works well if bottom is absolutely flat. I see a number of cookware advertised to be induction . I purchased the Nuwave cookware. I knew someone who was cooking with it and was thrilled with it. It's the best cookware I have ever had. I didn't purchase other brand cookware peices to try.
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No, but the cookware has to be compatible for induction cooking. If a magnet will stick to it, it should work. Lots of inexpensive pots and pans on the shelf in customary retail stores that will work.
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Not really, however it depends how long you are using the induction heat. I use my Nuwave for everything, of course I have to calculate what can keep warm while I am using induction for the last dish before serving the meal. I hope you are enjoying the WMF Provence Plus as much as I am.
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if it is says induction ready, it should be good for nu wave. I would go the manufacturers website and find the induction ready cookwares. For cuisinart, it is GGT-10.
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I have an old school lodge skillet in my collection. It is a smaller diameter. I tried boiling water in it with no success. My thinking is, the contact area is too small to transfer the "induction" function of the stove. I have the NuWave table too model. My take a way lesson, maximum contact required for best function of induction stove. Glad you enquired about it. Now I need to try it on my cook top. Its my observation induction requires really flat surface cookware to be effective. Lodge has reengineered their pans to be more responsive to induction stoves. If I get a chance I will test them too.
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I believe they would work with the NuWave; however, only two out of the four worked with my Induction Oven. The fry pan and the Dutch oven. The one quart and two quart pans did not work.
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The cookware is made of aluminum. Induction cooking appliances like the "NuWave Cooktop" require the cookware to be made of cast iron or stainless steel material in order to work however, there are interface disks that will work with aluminum cookware in order to use a induction cooking appliances. Google "induction cooking with aluminum cookware". I hope I have helped. Have a good day.
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Here is the website for all replacement parts for the NuWave Oven. Hope it helps. http://www.nuwaveoven.com/ovenParts.asp
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Was given the Nuwave induction coop top - My expensive pans (bought over 30 years ago and still working great), did NOT work on the Nuwave. After looking at several stores locally, I did not find anything I could use on my Nuwave. I have several cast iron pans, so I could use them, but they are so heavy and I am handicapped. I ordered 2 sets of the pans (my sister was given a Nuwave at the same time I was). Your answer is a decidedly "Yes" . I am really glad they not only work, they are easy to clean and also look nice.
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Absolutely! We recently bought an induction range and had to have new cookware. I purchased the Cuisinart MCP-12N MultiClad Pro Stainless Steel 12-Piece Cookware Set from Amazon which included the skillet you asked about. Wonderful cookware!
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I dont see any reason not to use it. These are the best cookware set that we had and we love them
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No this is the best set of cookware I have owned. They clean up easy as well.
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Yes but use lower temperatures. Seems the higher induction burners are not good for the new pan coatings. Mild soap and no abrasive (scotchbright) Scrubbers. After two years mine looks brand new.
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I have to agree with the two previous answers and have always washed the pot by hand. This is due to the size and I also like to wash and dry the pot so it comes out looking like new. We do not put any good stainless cookware, knives or other expensive items in the dishwasher. I believe you will extend the life and looks of this pot by hand washing. Good luck with your choice.
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There are a bunch of parts for the Nuwave on their website. http://www.nuwaveoven.com/ovenParts.asp?ref_version=WEB or thegourmetdepot.net is also very helpful and carries a bunch of different parts for various kitchen products.
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I have this and the Nuwave (the infomercial I think you're referring to). The Nuwave is bigger and much more powerful and cooks about 20% - 30% faster than the Sunpentown SO-2002. The Sunpentown seems better built (ie, glass bowl). FWIW, I use the Nuwave and love it. The Sunpentown is in reserve should the Nuwave break. It CAN cook multiple items but they all need to be on the same rack and you need to know cooking times for different items to know when to put them in the oven. They need to be on the same rack so as to get direct heat. If you use multiple levels the lower levels take FOREVER to cook as they don't get direct heat.
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When you receive the cookware, you will need to register it online. Once it is registered, if you have any problems referring to defect, you will need to email or call customer service for further instruction on how to get it repaired or replaced. So far, the cookware works great and has no signs of defects. Good luck.
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Yes I have the complete set over the years may have to replace I have had mine for years best cookware I have ever used!!! Mfg suggests washing by hand and they clean up super easy I like to sterilize my pans buy this you will not be sorry