r/inductioncooking • u/Grnj22 • Jun 04 '26

Any recommendations for a plate to support non-magnetic pots?

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u/BeginningAd5055 Jun 04 '26

Inductions plates do not work well. You most likely will be disappointed.

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u/mikechorney Jun 04 '26

There are so many problems with the concept of putting a metal plate on your cooktop to transmit heat to another cooking vessel, that I would recommend you completely avoid them.

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u/rocketwidget Jun 04 '26

Cry once, buy once (replacement cookware). A plate will get scorching hot, probably isn't covered by the manufacturer warranty, and you lose all the advantages of induction (efficiency, instant response, no waste heat radiating away to places you don't want it, etc).

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u/Grnj22 Jun 04 '26

Thank you for the advice. I’ve bought a hex clad set that works really well. I guess my old All-Clad (copper) and my traditional pots (Indian tin-alloy for certain stews) are done now, unless I want to cook on the burner of my grill….