The Pyrex website does not state that this is freezer safe, however Amazon states it is. Does the actual product state if it's freezer safe?
333831
It mentions freezer use on the inside of the label, but not on the outside. They have worked very well me me in the freezer, seal has remained tight. I love these containers.
333832
the actual product does not state it is freezer safe. never put one with no leak lid on in freezer.
333833
Yes it does. Not in big letters on the front of the label but on the back it states "Can be used in a preheated oven, microwave oven, refrigerator or freezer". We have several of all the sizes and they've been in the freezer many times.
333834
On the bowl, it says "Microwave Safe No Broiler No Stove Top". On the lid glass, it says "oven safe Glass". On the rubber part of the lid, it says BPA free and it also has couple symbols. One of them is the refrigerator. But I am not sure what means.
985919
the borosilicate glass itself is freezer safe but there is a thermal barrier between the layers with an unknown sealant so I would not risk it
1931555
Yes. You can also check their website "These lightweight storage containers are freezer, microwave and dishwasher safe (oven use is not recommended)."
1746959
I suspect Pyrex is Pyrex no matter where you go to purchase it. Since I did not buy these at Macy's there is no way I can address this question, other than to say Pyrex is sold in many different stores.
1382921
I think your ok to use in the freezer, but don't try to heat in them--not at all like Pyrex, which can be heated. I tried to warm on stove with one of the Libbey ones and it cracked. I think these are mainly for food storage only.
169000
My understanding and the reason I purchased these items was for microwave use. I do not believe they are made for oven/stove use. The description says: Dishwasher Safe Freezer Safe; Microwavable Made from BPA-free material. Nothing about use in a regular oven. I wouldn't chance it.
1759198
To start I am No expert. I've used this pectin across the board as a thickening agent in many odd recipes and projects. I don't see why freezer jam would be an issue along as the prep and proper absorption is followed.
675723
Ya you can put it but Try not to put the lid in oven. As it is not oven save. One more caution when putting in the oven the pyrex dish should be at room temp. Not from the freezer directly. As glass can get cracked by extreme of temp.
626112
Any plastic, whether it is stated to be safe or not, is going to break down over time in extreme temperatures. With that said, I wouldn't trust any plastic in the microwave, freezer, and certainly not in the oven.
340936
I haven't tried ..... But would also like to know if they are safe for freezer
299672
I honestly don't know. Since they can not go in a microwave (or oven) I would be afraid to put in the freezer due to extreme cold. I would be afraid they could crack. I love my bowls so much, that even though they say they can go in the dishwasher, I choose to wash by hand.
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I was also a little concerned at first because they are definitely thinner but they have held up well in the freezer. I let them thaw in the fridge for at least a few hours before microwaving, which I don't always do with my Pyrex. I also hand wash the lids instead of running them through the dishwasher just to be on the safe side.
207831
i dont think so, all i know its not for use on microwave, but its freezer and diswasher safe
1492454
Yes, I've done it several times and had no problems. It works great to take food from freezer to fridge to use the next day. They also said freezer safe on package.
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For what its worth, I have two sets of "new" Pyrex. They see alot of fridge to microwave use, as they are the only containers that my husband and I use to take lunches to work. I've had zero problems. I'm inclined to think that we're not getting all of the info in the stories of exploding Pyrex. I'd guess that a dish has to have a hairline (invisible) crack in it somewhere- a weak point, if you will- for it to explode. If you bang them around and drop them, they are going to be stressed. It is still glass...
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I haven't put it in the freezer, but it is very very durable. It will only crack after years of use.
840032
These are NOT Pyrex, the instructions clearly state they cannot be used in conventional ovens! Others seem to not be reading the instructions that come with it. It also states they can be used in the freezer and microwave, but not directly, contents must be defrosted first. Oddly, the instructions state to not store them with the lids on, but come in the packaging with the lids on.