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You may have to take your chances, but I have used a Pyrex casserole
directly on my smooth glass ceramic cooktop (and it didn't cause it any harm) On Sat, 17 Oct 2009 05:47:07 GMT, in rec.food.equipment, Wayne Boatwright > wrote: >Any idea if glass cookware meant for use on gas burners or electric coil >burners with protective wire "trivet" can be used directly on smooth glass >ceramic cooktops? > >I'm specifically thinking of Pyrex double boilers, glass vacuum coffee pots, >etc. I wouldn't consider glass bakeware in this category. > >I have a couple of Pyrex double boilers and saucepans, and a collectioin of >glass vacuum coffee pots that I'd very much like to use on my smooth top >range, but I'm a little afraid to try them. > >TIA |
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