Pico Milk pot 1,5 l

To answer the question of whether the Pico 1.5 litre milk pot from manufacturer Zwilling is suitable for an induction cooker, you need to check the product specifications on the manufacturer's website. Unfortunately, I do not have direct access to the internet to search the Zwilling website in real time. However, pots and cooking utensils that are suitable for use on induction cookers usually have an appropriate marking on the packaging or in the product description. This marking often takes the form of an induction coil symbol or the word 'induction'. If you do not find this information in the product description on the Zwilling website, it is worth checking again, paying attention to the section on compatibility with different types of cookers. If there is still no clear information, I suggest paying attention to the materials of the pot. Stainless steel pots with magnetic bottoms are usually compatible with induction cookers. In conclusion, without specific information from the manufacturer's official website, I cannot unequivocally confirm whether this particular pot is suitable for use on an induction cooker. I recommend that you carefully check the product description on the Zwilling website or on the pot's packaging.