Pans for induction hobs

[RATATTAK]

Does anyone have any recommendations for high quality pans suitable for an induction hob ?

[Toltec]

I use a set of Le Cruset pans I've had for nearly 35 years, I've also got various cheaper ones that work fine too. I wouldn't get too hung up on the induction thing, find a quality brand you like that does an induction compatible range and go with that for your core pans.

[RedWhiteMonkey]

IKEA's 365+ pots and pans and relatively cheap and work well with induction.

https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/cat/ikea-365-cookware-s...

[xyz123]

RedWhiteMonkey said:

IKEA's 365+ pots and pans and relatively cheap and work well with induction.

https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/cat/ikea-365-cookware-s...

+1. Unless you want branded fancy looking oner these will do a great job and last ages. Supplement with one or two specific size pans with heavy bottom and you are sorted...

[Aluminati]

Mrs gets some fandango non stick things from John Lewis. They actually work too. Watch pan weights though, always makes my teeth itch when I hear one banging on the glass.

[miniman]

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

[Calza]

I use these, not had them too long but feel good so far:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Circulon-Infinite-Anodise...

[Hashtaggggg]

John Lewis classic range

[oblio]

We bought a set from Dunelm and they have been 100% perfectly fine for for the last year of using them on our induction hob.

[Wilts_jeff]

We have used Berghoff pans since we got our induction 11+ years ago - https://berghoffworldwide.com/bgh_en_int/pots-pans... - they have lasted really well, the non-stick actually works and they still look 'almost' as good as new.

Recommend.

[Simpo Two]

I just use a set of s/s pans I got in a sale at Homebase. £30 for two saucepans and a casserole dish, all with glass lids so I can see how the stuff is doing inside without taking the lid off. They work fine.

[Trustmeimadoctor]

we bought a cheap induction compatible pan from tkmax it doesnt work half as well as the cast iron stuff

[RC1807]

We have some Tefal Joliver efforts, and Tefal Ingenio frying pans, with the detachable handle.
If we had to replace them in the future, I’d certainly look at those in pIkea.

[Trustmeimadoctor]

We have those ingenio ones too had the handle come off when moving a pan full of boiling liquid was scary thankfully it was only.about 2" off the surface at the time

[Megaflow]

Hashtaggggg said:

John Lewis classic range

Snap. Very nice pans.

[Moily]

Have a look at Circulon. Reasonably priced and as used on Masterchef.

[dodsi2000]

Another vote for the le creuset tri ply stainless steel pans. It’s what we have - we have 3 saucepans, 2 frying pans, a stock pot and a shallow casserole dish. All excellent and can be had much cheaper by shopping around a bit!

[eldar]

Megaflow said:

Hashtaggggg said:

John Lewis classic range

Snap. Very nice pans.

And another. A good balance between decent gear, well made and a sensible price.

We also have a pan that cost about 40p from Asda that works a treat for the simple stuff like boiling.

[fatboy b]

Forget le creuset, they’re twice the price they’re worth. Have a look at BergHOFF.

[RATATTAK]

Presently looking at BergHoff and Le Creuset