How do these stand-up from freezer to the stove
1413847
I am not quite sure what you mean.....if you mean "is food still fresh after being sealed?"....the answer is YES. I am extremely happy with this product. Some food items seal tighter; less liquid, more tight. Examples: Boneless chicken breasts (this is what I mostly eat), may seem a little loose inside packaging after I have sealed it, yet it comes out as fresh as when it went in! When I seal my lettuce, after drying it thoroughly, it seals nice and snug and comes out great!
1413848
Not sure what you mean. You take something out of the freezer and then take it out of the bag and into a pot to cook.
1708502
No they won't. The ones on the bottom on my side by side are similar to the freezer but the ones in the freezer are shorter and don't have a back or are not enclosed as these are. Double check your model and take a good look at the picture then compare with what you have. Figure you already know this but it doesn't hurt to say it.
1594155
They are small grates similar to your oven shelves. They do however support a good amount of weight, have had lots of heavy items on them and have had no problems. We have been very satisfied with this. We use it in our outdoor kitchen as our cooktop, and in support of some inductions burners that I have.
66982
i've had mine sense Thanksgiving and cook on "high" alot and they have not warpped, scrached or peeled. My wife loves them. We have a glass top stove also.
738601
About two and one-half. I leave a little more than an inch from the top to prevent spillover as they freeze. I also put them upright in the freezer. They appeat to not leak when I lay them on their side on the counter, but not sure what would happen when they expand in the freezer.
2242901
We have a "glass top" stove and these pans sit flat when cold and stay flat up thru normal cooking temperatures. We have had the skillet a little over a year.
1770565
I see that it says they will stack. Perhaps they mean when empty. They would stack when empty. Mine are used on shelves in the freezer. They have held up very well. I am always pulling the whole basket out and onto the counter. I think they are designed to fit in a cubbyhole at a spa, not really to stack when holding things. I could be wrong, maybe I've missed something.
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I have had mine a year and they are still fine. I use them on weekends when I transport groceries in hot weather. I do not place anything heavy on top of them,. I use them as a "wall" around my cooler and on the top layer. I also used one sheet and cut it up to make a "cool collar" for my husky for the summer when we go walk and his pieces are also still in good shape. I think as long as there is not unusual amount of weight put on them and they are used around foods instead of being under foods they will last a good amout of time. Oh, and I also fold them when they are in the freezer. I have had mine a year and they are still fine. I use them on weekends when I transport groceries in hot weather. I do not place anything heavy on top of them,. I use them as a "wall" around my cooler and on the top layer. I also used one sheet and cut it up to make a "cool collar" for my husky for the summer when we go walk and his pieces are also still in good shape. I think as long as there is not unusual amount of weight put on them and they are used around foods instead of being under foods they will last a good amout of time. Oh, and I also fold them when they are... » Read More I have had mine a year and they are still fine. I use them on weekends when I transport groceries in hot weather. I do not place anything heavy on top of them,. I use them as a "wall" around my cooler and on the top layer. I also used one sheet and cut it up to make a "cool collar" for my husky for the summer when we go walk and his pieces are also still in good shape. I think as long as there is not unusual amount of weight put on them and they are used around foods instead of being under foods they will last a good amout of time. Oh, and I also fold them when they are in the freezer. « Show Less
786727
I have had these a couple of years now; I love them!Stovetop to oven or oven to stovetop......they clean up well and stand up to some real hard use I give them a 10 out of 10
459745
I don't remember because I took them out of the box and put the contents into the freezer. I take out of the freezer several pieces when needed. Sorry I can't help you with your question
151428
They are shelf stable. I kept them in the box they were shipped in because they are in liquid and don't stack well. They are simple to heat up, basically blanch in boiling water to heat them up. They are fragile so the less handling the better.
2053711
I've got two of these I use. They work great. They can withstand high temperatures on the stove. That is not the issue. You must always remember to turn the stove on low and then slowly bring it up to desired temperature. Can't place these on a very hot burner. Will damage. Must start low and slow and then bring up. If you do that - they are great cooking vessels.
2164107
They all swing open, so standing won't be a problem. They will likely hide in the oven and dishwasher (no worries, there are air holes in the back) so if you can't find them one day and you hear snickering coming from the kitchen.... ;)
163262
I use three of them in my freezer. Heavy, but handy to lift onto the counter. They stay somewhat organized. My ice cube trays do not fit into them, so the last quarter is open. I have been using them for a long time and none have cracked. You do lose a bit of space due to the sloped sides, but worth it, I think.
13003
I place them in quart size freezer containers and place them in my freezer until needed
1642001
I defrost them in the fridge but you could microwave or heat on the stove. :)
1255742
I have filled them, frozen them, and reheated using them and have had no problems