I do love the induction stove at my gf’s house, but the issue with induction is you basically have to throw out 75% of your cookware and go get the special heavy-bottomed pans and pots for the heating to be effective and even. Most everything I have that’s decades old and salvaged from yard sales and the like does NOT work on induction like, at all.
Well if you have really old cookware that does not work on induction it’s probably already time to replace it. Cast iron and quality stuff you would want to keep should work on induction.
I do love the induction stove at my gf’s house, but the issue with induction is you basically have to throw out 75% of your cookware and go get the special heavy-bottomed pans and pots for the heating to be effective and even. Most everything I have that’s decades old and salvaged from yard sales and the like does NOT work on induction like, at all.
My first cookware i bought nearly 30 years ago is induction ready.
Well if you have really old cookware that does not work on induction it’s probably already time to replace it. Cast iron and quality stuff you would want to keep should work on induction.
Pretty much all of my cookware already was compatible when I switched
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All of mine worked with induction. Cast iron supremacy!
Cheap cast irons work well induction