is the pot microwave safe?
1440479
I wouldn't even try to microwave it. The honey in mine crystallized and when I tried to pull open the lid it broke. That is how delicate the pot is. It is blown glass and very breakable.
1440480
I wouldn't put honey in the microwave. You should never heat honey above 110 degrees. To clear the crystals just put it into a small pot with enough water to come to the top of the honey and simmer on very low heat. Set a timer, I tend to get busy and forget it is on! I hope this helps.
1128750
It is not microwave safe. It has a shiny silver trim around the edge. Noritake also mentioned not to use any dish wash detergent or soap with citric.
1507034
NO not microwave safe. It's trimmed in gold, which crackles in the microwave.
684365
These pots and pans are toys and are not intended for cooking. They are dishwasher safe, but should not be used in the oven, microwave, or stove. They are only for pretend play.
618783
You can put the pot alone in the microwave. The pot is glass and the handle is plastic. The plunger has a metal rod so that must be left off for the microwave.
1884234
No you cannot bake in these pots because the plastic will melt. You cannot microwave because there is metal inside that helps keeps the items warm. You cannot put metal in a microwave.
2188920
I only put mine in the microwave to melt butter not problems with heat. The box does say microwave safe. I love my my bowls. I did go ahead and throw the small one in microwave with some water. The bowl only got hot in the area where the water touched. I had the water 3/4 full in the bowl and ran for 3 minutes and although hot could remove the bowl with out hot pads. The portion of the bowl with no water was not hot at all. Hope that helps with your question.
35785
I don't remember anything saying it was microwave safe. I think most are like me and not think about heating up the water bowl. But there isn't any metal or plastic. It is a sturdy product, not like porcelain or fine china. I just tested it for you. No problem. You'd just have to experiment as to the temperature you want. I did get the water warm, no sparks or cracks.
1868528
No. This is not microwave safe. Tupperware does make some that are, but this is not one.
1066785
No. You can use the metal coated cooking pans that brown microwave safe food products in. Some Chicken Pot Pies have a metalized inside cover over the pie.This is OK.
1287299
It states microwave safe on the info. I have used it in the microwave with no problems.
1293426
It is plastic, so I wouldnt...(its fairly thick plastic, but no plastic is safe in a microwave)
2070192
I would suggest that it may not be safe because as Stavros mentioned there may be metallic substances in the glaze or the ceramic. And neither have I tried it in a microwave - like the others. I only use it with hot water from the kettle and I hand wash it.
2199833
I don't think it's safe to put this in microwave, but there's no problem heating milk in it on the stovetop.
1971531
Yes, the trim is plastic so you cannot use it on the stovetop and there are metal screws holding it together so it can not be used in the microwave. But I love my pot. It makes 2 perfect cups of tea for each teabag.
1577983
I'm not sure. The carafe is just plastic and glass (no metal), but I'm not sure if the glass is microwave safe.
682452
I bought it for my niece so I won't be using it. With that said, in the description it says it's perfect for a cup of tea. I'd assume a hot cup of tea. Not sure if it's microwave safe.