this description says that they are a glass product that can go in a 425 oven. Can anyone confirm?
1389446
Hi - I love these containers but, they are Not Glass and Cannot go in a 425 oven. They are plastic and are great for the fridge, freezer, and microwave. Hope this helps.
1389447
No - they are great, however definitely not for baking. They are durable plastic.
1389448
That is incorrect. They are plastic, unless this is an entirely different product than I ordered.
1389449
There is a version of this product that is glass, and the lids fit them, but this product is plastic and should not go in an oven.
1530218
I don't actually own these, but from the description: "Oven safe to 400-degrees F. " I'm only including this information in case others are reading this as I did...
2125094
No way, and I've even taken them from the fridge, and put them in the oven for a reheat, allowing the glass to slowly change temperature. I've had glass "explode" on me before, but it was always operator error. Going from one extreme temperature to the next.
2136338
You are able to bake in it and should be good up to 400 degrees. I only used them at a baking temperature of 350 degrees. Turned out perfectly. I definitely would advise using a cookie sheet under the mold to easily remove it from the oven as they are very flimsy and will bend. The individual mold size is quite small. It measures about an inch around from its widest points and about a half an inch high.
2234611
I have used it at 425 and it did ok. I wasn't aware of its limits so will be more careful next time. I will probably just use it to stop check and not leave it in the oven.
1136754
They are made from tempered glass which makes them very sturdy. I've used mine for at least 3 years and have not had one break or even chip yet. Use in a conventional oven is not recommended.
308073
I'm not really sure but I have one and we used them in school all the time. They can be used in the oven as well and they don't melt. I've used them for chocolates. They clean very well.
3378
I have not used them in the oven. Anyhow, like I said, it's not a good quality product. I wish I could return them but I threw away the box.
1136756
I've never used them in the oven, but they are safe in the microwave, which can heat up food to a fairly high temp. The lids are definitely not safe in an oven, but, I would think that the glass could handle lower temps. To be sure I would try contacting the company.
1132441
Not real certain about that. It is my understanding yes up to 450 degrees, but I have not used them in the oven. Just in the habit of resorting to my bakeware.
2240772
The bowls themselves are glass. They say oven safe on them, but the lids are partly plastic. No oven or microwave. Also, these are smaller than I realized, but otherwise, I like them.
1973153
These questions go to past buyers - not to the seller. I just bought them and they are normal clay with a glazed interior. Don't know heat tolerance...you need to ask seller directly. But the poor seal may allow heat to burn the food you put in them even if the baker itself holds up to the heat.
751735
They can withstand high temps.. If you're baking, it's definitely not going to hurt it! These are used for baking, so 350-425 this will be fine. I'm guessing it can hold up for higher temps, because they have silicon oven mitts. You can probably google a more accurate answer, but I'm 99% sure that this product will not melt in your oven when baking!! :) hope this helps you!
1929311
Hi Vero! Great question. Yes they will make it in a 460F oven temperature under normal use with a couple of points to keep in mind. We tested our mats at higher temperatures than 480F which is why we felt confident rating them at a top heat resistance of 480F. That being said, if you use them as an oven liner even at a temperature lower than 460F they will become damaged because they will be too close to the heating element of most stoves. Also, if the food you are cooking on them burns (for any reason food may normally burn in the oven) the mats will be damaged even if the temperature was below 460F. I hope this answers your question!
597984
I don't know but I would think so. they work great in a regular oven but I do put them on a baking sheet to keep them corralled
146700
I think they can withstand heat; just not from cold to hot. I think most glass is like that.
632229
I have frozen pies in them. I have never used them from freezer to a hot oven. I would be scared to do that. The pie pops out of the glass dish easily and when I baked the pie I did not use the dish. I would not trust them to be able to do that. There is no writing on the bottom of the glass dish except the number 13. Do not know what that means