Can vitroceramic cookware be used on gas stoves?

Vitroceramic cookware, also known as glass ceramic cookware, is specifically designed for use on electric or induction cooktops. It has a smooth, flat bottom that is designed to distribute heat evenly from the electric or induction coil.

Gas stoves use a flame to heat cookware, which can cause uneven heating and potentially damage vitroceramic cookware. The intense heat from a gas flame can:

* Crack or shatter the cookware.

* Cause discoloration or warping.

* Lead to the release of harmful chemicals.

Using vitroceramic cookware on a gas stove is not recommended and can be dangerous.

Recommended cookware for gas stoves:

* Stainless steel

* Cast iron

* Copper

* Enameled cast iron

* Aluminum

Note: Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions for the specific cookware you are using.