Can you put them in the oven and if so what is the max temperature
882294
I never put pot or pans that are for the stovetop in the oven, so I don't know. But, I love this cookware set. It cooks the food evenly and doesn't require butter in the pan even for eggs.
882295
Yes, I believe the information that came with the set stated that the lids were ovenproof up to 350 degrees and the pots themselves up to 500 dgrees, but you might want to double check that information with the manufacturer.
238139
I don't bake with them - I use them in green shakes and added to yogurt and salads, but I understand that you can use them in the same recipes that call for chopped walnuts or pine nuts. I read that you shouldn't bake them at a temperature in excess of 350 F as that can harm the beneficial oils in the hemp seed.
1132437
I have put these into the oven to finish whatever I am cooking. I have never gone above 400 degrees though.
2125094
No way, and I've even taken them from the fridge, and put them in the oven for a reheat, allowing the glass to slowly change temperature. I've had glass "explode" on me before, but it was always operator error. Going from one extreme temperature to the next.
1567108
They most definitely can go in the oven. They are true commercial cookware.
1229910
Although I have never used them to bake in, I would think that it'd be fine to bake in them. They take a lot of heat in the frying pan so why not in the oven?
742546
They are oven safe but probably to less than 400 degrees F or 200 degrees C
2246744
I use them in my conventional oven all the time making mini pies at temps up to 400+ degrees, so I don' why they won't work in toaster oven.
576697
I don't know about using them in the oven but I use them for leftovers daily for usage later on. Not sure whether oven usage is a good idea.
333062
They can be used in the oven, yes. I've used them at up to 400, and I wouldn't hesitate to crank it up from there, though the metal isn't overly thick, so unevenness might be an issue at higher temps.
2101842
I have never used mine in the oven but I'm guessing that you could; however I don't know what would be considered a safe temp.
1717154
I haven't tried to put them in the oven. I've read about things you can cook in a mason jar but haven't tried it...I like them because they look good.....
676946
I eat them raw or I put them in the oven (30 minutes at 350F) but I think you could also steam them.
1440018
I have used them in the microwave with no problems. I have not put them in the oven.
1048502
I haven't tried using them in the oven, but they successfully go through the 1-hr dishwasher cycle very well. They seem durable. I wouldn't hesitate to use them in the microwave. 350 degrees in the oven just long enough to melt cheese over something seems safe. I wouldn't put them in a very hot oven, though.
188175
Yes, you can bake anything in them at any temperature you like. Would not recommend reusing.
1178459
I'm not sure. They state they can be placed in the oven but I've never placed them in the oven. I don't have any reason to. I like the pans to much to find that out