can i put these in the oven as baking cups?
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At lower temperatures, probably, however, they are shot glass size, which is only about 1.5 ozs. I'm not sure that's enough for baking anything. Marie
1405721
These look just like ones used by You-tube food host Brandi Milloy under the name PopSugar, Eat the Trend, to make "Milk and Cookie Shots". I can't wait to get these so I can try making those yummy sounding treats.
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I'm pretty good at _watching_ how someone else is baking, so I asked her... :-) The reply was that these shot glasses are too small, but mainly they are long & narrow, which may pose a problem when you want to release whatever you bake in them. So, back to the original use - Cheers...
2067262
Yes you can. Mine are stamped on the bottom that they are oven safe. I have not tried them in the oven yet.
1351768
I really hadn't considered using them for oven so unfortunately I can't answer your question. I've only used them (and many times in a short time!) for refrigerated items (salads etc) but I really love them!
2252846
No. These are not meant to be placed inside the Oven... they are for stove-top use only. I've never had any problems with them and I've had them for about 7 years or so now. You don't even need to have the heat up high to cook with these. They conduct heat very well.
1600764
Not unless you like melted plastic in your food. No...they're not for that. Need to use foil or the like while in the oven. But I really love the product.
1390099
I don't think they can be baked in. The glass doesn't seem heat proof. I would also be careful about freezing for any length of time. They come with recipe cards that contain only refrigerated desserts, so that's all I would do.
924512
No, I wouldn't think you could put them in the oven. They are pretty thin. Exactly like what you would get from Chinese food take out and I have a feeling it would melt in the oven.
992412
I've used them as cookie cutters only but they are cooper so they would be ok for the oven.
1944452
I would not use them in the oven. They handles have a rubbery type material on them for easy gripping, and I don't really think they would hold up...I don't recall seeing anything on the box, or manual, about oven use, but not doing so is my personal choice.
870614
Yes I believe you can. My mother used to make them in this type of pan. I would suggest you line the pan with wax paper or parchment paper.
597985
Sure! I use them in the regular oven all the time. A toaster oven wouldn't be a problem for these dishes! You'll love them!
309176
I haven't used my cupcake pan because it doesn't fit in the oven. Looking at the baking pan the cups are a regular size. I don't think you will have any kind of problems.
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Absolutely! I use mine every week in the oven or microwave. The first time you use them, you need to spray them with a cooking spray. Since I use them so often, I don't spray them with cooking spray anymore. The baked product comes easily out of the silicon cup. This is true whether in oven or microwave.I have even used them for a molded baked custards and individual molded jello desserts.
2136335
yes, provided you put a baking sheet under them for stability. Be aware that these are very small, as in small chocolate size. I thought they were bigger in the picture.
1187963
I've only used them on a cookie sheet, but I would imagine that you could put them directly on the oven grate, though you wouldn't have as much structure as a pan when pulling it out of the oven.
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Hi Michael, Yes indeed you may leave them in the oven while you are self cleaning. In fact, that's one of the ways we recommend you clean them. These are designed to take all the heat you can dish out and then some so don't worry. Thank you for your business.(Dough) Joe
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If you're asking if these are oven-safe, then the answer is: I think so. I've gone from having it on the stove and transferring it to the oven to finish what I was cooking.