water bath on glass top stove?

[hbmamma]

Okay so I have a glass top stove... and I need a new/larger canning pot. Looking at the new ones it says not okay on glass top stoves... so what should I do? I haven't used this glass top for canning yet (I did in my old house with glass top) I really want to start putting stuff up :yum

Other alternatives I've found have been a camping stove (set up outside/open garage) or a gas grill... anyone else heard of this or experience this?

Thanks!!

[ThreeKids]

I think I saw one on Lehman's site for glass stove tops.

Eta: yeah, not that helpful, but you can call them, they have some expertise.

[hbmamma]

yeah their site says no way... I guess I could always take over MIL's kitchen with her fabulous gas range top... :shrug3:giggle

[Rabbit]

I wonder if the potential weight is the concern, especially if they are thinking about what would happen if you dropped it onto a burner, fully loaded.

[Amber]

My big water bath pot says that too, but I use it on my glass top range anyway :shifty

I *think* mine says that because the bottom of the pot isn't flat. But like I said I still use it and haven't had any problems.

[MTmomma]

My grandma used hers for YEARS on her glass top stove without any problems. But I would get one of those plug in electric burners for the canner if I were you. Our glass top stove just developed a crack, so now we're looking at needing to replace it. Better to take simple precautions than go through THAT!

[mrsd]

I was going to suggest 'borrowing' a friend or relatives stove in exchange for a few jars of whatever you are canning.