can I use these for steaming purpose (pudding for example)
868956
They are dishwasher safe so I would assume it would be ok but try contacting the manufacturers.
868957
Sure, you can use them for anything that doesn't get hotter than 475 degrees.
953538
TBH I don't know BUT they are metal pans so I can't see why you couldn't. The only thing is that they might only allow you to reach a certain temperature. Personally I wouldn't do it but I'd either wait for other replies to see if anyone else has or I would call Waring and see if they can answer that question. Sorry to be so vague but I really cannot give you a definite answer.
2141407
Shouldn't be a problem but to be safe check the manufacturer's instructions. They are made to handle boiling hot liquids.
378764
Oh yes they do work great for pudding, Greek yogurt, ect. You have to push down slowly when pushing the product into the pouch.
1778628
I was told they use the steam method. Short of going to the processing factory ourselves these days we have to take a company at their word. These worked fine for our use though of making almond milk. We soaked them 8hrs and changed the water mid way through.
1741518
I don't know much about steaming rice so I googled it and all of the recipes I saw called for boiling it. As far as whether or not you could use these inside another pan, absolutely you could. I don't have a steamer, don't know anything about using one so that is the best I can do for you. I wish I had better advice but these are stainless so there is no chance that there will be any contamination of any kind.
545675
I don't think they would work well with alot of liquid in them. The bags have worked the best for me when I was "steaming" the contents (fish, vegetables, chicken, fruits) with their own juices and minimal additional liquid, in the oven, not over an open flame.
1836831
yes you can but please note that they are very small not what I thought they would be. make sure this is the size you want. I never even used mine because I haven't had anything real small to make yet. but one day I will I am sure.
458366
Yes you can use them for hot liquids, however, I would avoid extreme temperature changes because they are glass and they will break.
2268726
Well...very gently. Probably not a good idea on a regular basis. They are coated with a nonstick surface.
2194610
No, you can use them for slow cooking in the unit or for keeping food warm.
609239
These get water hot, but I would NOT use them to boil water. They are really used for heating sealed meals (e.g. MREs) and possibly sealed beverages; not boiling water.
1591234
Yes! I used them after we did the chocolate bricks for jello and it worked fine. Just let the jello cool a bit so it's not boiling hot when you pour it in. But not too long. ..a couple minutes tops.
1773505
They can be but unfortunately will not have long enough to burn to get you up to temperature. If you are just heating 8 oz. in a covered container, then 1/2 cube may work for you.
869361
I don't believe they would be good if you baked them. They are fairly thin and I think they would burn. I use them for choc caramel tarts which is cooked before filled.
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.
973902
I haven't used them yet for that type of consumption, but I am sure that is what you can use them for!! Hope this helps!