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Question: Induction Compatible?
Document: I've used AllClad, and can see absolutely no advantage to it over the Cuisinart MultiClad Pro. If the Cuisinart MultiClad Pro series of cookware had glass lids, I would have gone with them, but my wife was very set on glass lids, so we went with the Calphalon - which is fine.It is absolutely induction compatible, so no worries there. I highly recommend this pot in particular, and this line of cookware in general. Really impressive for the price.
These MultiClad Pro pots (I have a full set) are very good value-for-money. The quality is excellent, they work perfectly on my induction cooktop and they go through the dishwasher well. Highly recommend.
This was an addition to my other Cuisinart pots and pans. Since I have an induction cooktop, this works extremely well. It is an extremely well-made pot and I'm sure will last me for many, many years.
I really wanted a high quality induction ready 12qt stockpot, and looked for a while before settling on this one. I own a full set of Calphalon Contemporary stainless cookware, and use that as my gauge for medium to high quality cookware.This MultiClad Pro stockpot is of significantly heavier gauge. Although it would be very difficult to measure, it appears that each layer (outside stainless, center aluminum, inside stainless) are all thicker than the equivalent layer in the Calphalon Contemporary Stainless.
Yesterday I made a pot of applesauce. This pan easily held 16 large apples (next time I'm going to try 20+), and on a low setting on my stove, they cooked down in about an hour and a half and didn't stick to the pan at all.The only thing I haven't liked so far is that I put the pan in the dishwasher and it came out a little spotty on the inside bottom surface.
When I replaced all of my non-stick cookware last year, I wasn't sure I needed a stock pot. I use my slow cooker to make stock, and I ended up ordering a 5.5 qt Cuisinart Chef's Classic soup pot to take care of other things like making soup, boiling potatoes, etc.
We replaced our 23 year old cookware with Cuisinart. It's like a breath of fresh air! We are so glad we purchased this item.
We have the whole set of these pans and love them. They are non-stick when preheated properly and are very well made. High quality and should last a lifetime. I love the size and depth of this stockpot. It's wide and &#34;short&#34; instead of tall and narrow. Highly recommend.
We bought the MCP-12N set  over 2 months ago (see other review) and wanted to ad this pot to our set as it's a great size for cooking a pound of pasta. This is also a great size for making soups and things when you don't need something as big as the 8 quart pot that comes with the set. You'll love this cookware!
We are very happy with this purchase. It is constructed well and food does not easily stick to the bottom. It has a great lid for vapor retention.
Answer: Yes works fine on my portable induction