No, you cannot use an induction frying pan on a non-induction glass top electric stove. Induction cookware is specifically designed to work with induction stoves, which use a magnetic field to heat the cookware directly. Glass top electric stoves, on the other hand, rely on electric coils or radiant elements beneath the glass surface to generate heat.
Induction cookware is typically made of magnetic materials, such as cast iron or stainless steel with a magnetic base, which allows the electromagnetic field to generate heat within the pan. Glass top electric stoves require cookware that can efficiently transfer heat through direct contact with the heating elements beneath the glass surface.
Using induction cookware on a non-induction glass top electric stove will not work properly because the cookware won't be able to interact with the magnetic field produced by the induction stove. As a result, the pan will not heat up or distribute heat effectively, leading to uneven cooking or inefficient performance.
To ensure compatibility and optimal performance, it's important to use cookware specifically designed for the type of stove you have. For a non-induction glass top electric stove, look for cookware that has a flat and smooth bottom, allowing for direct contact with the heating elements and efficient heat transfer.