Help: italian kitchenware by vascee 7 Comments Alessioproietti 2 years ago I don’t think so. We had a couple of those and we gave it away when switched to the induction. andrea_ci 2 years ago No, they don’t work on induction.I think that’s aluminum Kalle_79 2 years ago My mother had them (of course!).IIRC the inside is enameled/ceramic, but the frame should be iron. Not sure they’ll work on induction GIGGI99 2 years ago Try what could go weong6 zate98 2 years ago Try with a magnet on the bottom, if it stays attached it will work on induction Estrellathestarfish 2 years ago It looks like they are enamel, which I don’t believe would be suitable for inductionhttps://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1327507006/vintage-1970s-sital-enamel-pot-w-lid VegetableSprinkles83 2 years ago You can get an induction adapter if they don’t workWrite A CommentYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Alessioproietti 2 years ago I don’t think so. We had a couple of those and we gave it away when switched to the induction.
Kalle_79 2 years ago My mother had them (of course!).IIRC the inside is enameled/ceramic, but the frame should be iron. Not sure they’ll work on induction
Estrellathestarfish 2 years ago It looks like they are enamel, which I don’t believe would be suitable for inductionhttps://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1327507006/vintage-1970s-sital-enamel-pot-w-lid
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I don’t think so. We had a couple of those and we gave it away when switched to the induction.
No, they don’t work on induction.
I think that’s aluminum
My mother had them (of course!).
IIRC the inside is enameled/ceramic, but the frame should be iron. Not sure they’ll work on induction
Try what could go weong6
Try with a magnet on the bottom, if it stays attached it will work on induction
It looks like they are enamel, which I don’t believe would be suitable for induction
https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1327507006/vintage-1970s-sital-enamel-pot-w-lid
You can get an induction adapter if they don’t work