Can these bowls be used with hot liquids?
1428527
Yes. I use these for my white wine butter clams all the time. These are worth every cent!
969814
Yes. They're made of silicon, so you won't get a drink hot enough to melt them. They're not so thick that you won't be able to feel the liquid coming up, but not so thin that they're flimsy, either.
298998
I don't see why not. The trays can resist heat up to 400F I think. Though you would probably need to grease them before pouring
2180999
I can't see why not, as long as they're no boiling. Pureeing soup etc. would be fine. I like mine so far.
2188921
I have never used them in the microwave. Sorry I can't answer your question. I can tell you that I love the bowls, though!!!
858271
Yes, they can be used with hot or cold beverages and cleaned in the dishwasher. The only thing we have never done is to place them in a microwave.
234026
If you heat something too long/too hot it would affect the temperature of the bowl, but if you are careful to remove it mostly by touching the lip of the bowl, you should be okay. They are a thinner microwave plastic than I prefer.
1069658
Yes, but don't pour hot water directly into them. Fill them with cool tap water, then heat in a microwave oven to minimize the risk of cracking due to sudden thermal expansion. The same goes for cooling... Wash them only after they have cooled, and don't wash in hot water when they are cold. (I learned all this the hard way.)
185253
It is safe to pour hot food or liquid into these bowls. They are not safe, however, for direct heat so you can not use them to cook with direct heat on a stove. I don't think they are intended to go into an oven either. They are not cookware. But hot liquids in a mixing bowl is fine.
83382
No, would be much too big. Are more like salad bowls for a big salad. Almost too big for individual salad bowls. Also don't know if they wouldn't crack with hot soup.
185250
Yes you can pour hot things in without any problems. I do all the time and I love these bowls!
2040613
Yes, they won't shatter and they're glass not plastic so no weird chemicals. I wouldn't recommend handling them too much while they're full of hot liquid or using them to serve hot liquid as they're not insulated at all and the sides get very hot. Typically I just fill mine with hot water and tea and the stick them directly in the fridge to make iced tea.
1973019
If they are not too hot, I think they would be ideal for this. The reason being, when I first got these bowls I used them to serve purée baby food, but one day I poured some pumpkin purée that was a bit hot and the spoon that I was using to stirred the purée got colored from the bowl. Since then I only use it to serve cornflakes, or fruits. But, I guess you could.
204382
Never thougt to use these for that purpose. I prefer stainless steel bowls when I melt chocolate and they also come in various sizes. I use the glass bowls for food prep, serving and storage.
1883651
Yes! They should be able to! I just don't know how much heat they CAN take. They definitely are not as heat resistant as original pyrex, which was made with borosilicate glass while this stuff is made with soda/lime glass. Just not as good!
2122305
I have not microwaved them, and I do not believe they are safe for the microwave. They are very nice bowls, though!
143128
If they go from room temperature to hot slowly I think they would. I imagine you have lukewarm water with the eggs in the cups and then bring it to a boil. I know the little Pyrex or Anchor Hocking custard cups work in a poacher , so if these don't, you can just get the custard cups. I have used them for hot liquids and they take the microwave ok. Btw, these are wonderful small dishes. I have two sets of the small and two of the larger and use them every day. They are a nice clear glass so they look nice with good dishes and on the table. The little handles make using them very easy. I use them for cooking, serving, mis en place, and serving samples while I'm cooking. They are dishwasher and microwave safe.