are these heat-safe? like could i pour something hot in there without fearing melting?
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these specifically say not for microwave on the bottoms. so while you could feasibly put hot stuff in them, if you microwave them, who knows what they are leaching out into your food. And I suspect they could crack or explode over time if you do microwave. anything that has "do not microwave" on it, I respect that.
185249
They are dishwasher safe, so that usually means they can handle hot liquids since dishwashers use hot water.
185250
Yes you can pour hot things in without any problems. I do all the time and I love these bowls!
185251
Yes,you can cook with hot liquids. I have had these bowls for some time. I regularly put them in the top and bottom rack of the dishwasher and microwave them with no ill effects. I love these bowls!JJ
185252
Yes,you can cook with hot liquids. I have had these bowls for some time. I regularly put them in the top and bottom rack of the dishwasher and microwave them with no ill effects. I love these bowls! JJ
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.
185254
We do not use them in the microwave and wash them by hand (more just to keep them looking nice). They are a heavy plastic and I wouldn't hesitate to put hot liquid in them but probably not boiling liquid. If we need to melt butter for the recipe, we use a separate bowl and then add it. Hope that helps.
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They're very thin - so even if you could I wouldn't advise it, they'd probably warp. Plus plastic leaches into food when it comes into contact with heat (remember, don't drink water from a plastic bottle that's been left in your car)... and even things that are BPA Free still have toxic chemicals... so I'd stick with using a glass or ceramic container. These are great for serving snacks in or storing small amounts of food in.
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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.
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I don't see why not. The trays can resist heat up to 400°F I think. Though you would probably need to grease them before pouring
1090436
Yes, but be careful, they crack easily with putting them in there...and, yet they still hold the heat for a long while.
959045
They are fairly durable and hard plastic, I have not tried to use them on something that is currently hot but I am pretty sure as long as you don't let it just sit there then you should be fine.
251001
I don't know why not. there's nothing plastic on them that would melt or anything. I know I used to put my Revere Ware Dutch oven into the oven without incident, although I do prefer cast iron for that.
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Hi, Ana! I'll be honest, I planned on using them for tomato soup and tossing mini grilled cheeses across the top... But they are really thin. I was afraid the plastic would melt:( You are better off with mini ceramic mugs or glass for chilli. Hope that helps!
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I think they can withstand heat; just not from cold to hot. I think most glass is like that.
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I use them in my microwave all the time, but just for reheating, never over a couple of minutes. Never had any issues with melting.
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I've microwaved in them plenty of times, just remember the containers are rated to 100ºC (that's 212ºF!) so be sure not to heat it too much. The plastic is safe, but the container won't be much use if it melts.
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Hi Shawn! I used these for a party, but I didn't put a hot liquid in them. If you are wanting to put something really hot in them, then I don't think this item would work. Warm, perhaps but nothing extremely hot. I hope this helps.
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They are supposed to be teflon, which might be able to handle the heat in theory, but I don't think they can handle the heat tbh, so no.
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Oops, what I happened. It said I answered this question yes... But actually my answer is No. Plastic cups will melt. I always use a porcelain pudding cup, which can withstand a lot heat. They are oven bake safe.
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Happy to answer your questions, Steve. I use them in the freezer all the time but don't drop them! They'll break pretty easily if frozen (especially when filled up with frozen goodies). You didn't ask but I'll offer that I'm very careful when heating something up with these in the microwave. Defrosting, yes; warming, sure; getting something pretty darn hot? I've done it successfully and nothing's melted yet, but I'm cautious.
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Shouldn't be a problem but to be safe check the manufacturer's instructions. They are made to handle boiling hot liquids.
780645
No. They're mixing bowls. Quasi decent weight, but scratch up immediately upon use. I wouldn't think heat would be a good idea.