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Can Aluminium Pans be as good as steel ones on an induction hob.
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Use of a magnet to see if pans will potentially work on an induction hob isn't such a daft idea, although I do agree that checking that way in a shop may get some funny looks. Friends of mine have just moved house and didn't know if their existing pans would work. 'Testing' them using a fridge magnet at least gave them hope they would work on the new induction hob, and saved them potentially paying for new pans unnecessarily.0
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