Copper cookware has been around for thousands of years, but lately it seems to be all over the place. It's not only available in high-end stores like Williams-Sonoma, but is also sold at Walmart and ...

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We asked three professionals who have extensive experience with induction cookers to shed some light on the major issues that affect home cooks.

"Can you toast marshmallows over it for s'mores?" "How do you warm tortillas?" "Does it heat things up (e.g. boil a pot of water) as fast as gas?" "But no aesthetic copper cookware." Those questions ...

Before making the switch to — and the investment in — an induction stove, consider how much these potential drawbacks might bother you.