Can i use this with plastic bowl?
1495899
I would not prefer since the surface is hot it may melt your container. I use only glass bowls.
1495900
I used the Rubbermaid "Take Alongs" which fit perfectly in the portable oven. It has a red lid. It holds 4 cups. That will give you an idea of portion size as well.
1495901
I would think that it would be okay, as long as it is microwave safe (I.e. sturdy) and has a good tight fitting lid.
1495902
It would melt the plastic if it is thin or cheap. This is a hot plate that heats to 200 degrees.
1495903
I bought a small pyrex glass bowl for leftovers that i use with this and food cooks evenly. But i also just throw in boxed frozen meals and they cook fine and use microwave safe plastic dishes, so i would guess any microwaveable plastic would work.
1495904
Yes, if the plastic container is flat-bottomed, sealed with a lid and can withstand 212 degrees Fahrenheit temperature. Having a flat bottom provides the best surface contact with the heater tray and will ensure the greatest amount of heat to be transferred into the meal. I have tried to find plastic container with a flat bottom but couldn't, they all have a ridge or some plastic molded feet, they would work but not as effective.
1495905
Yes. I have used plastic bowls. I doesn't get hot enough to melt plastic. Every one at work now is jealous of my Mini Hot box.
2066769
Yes and I use mine the same way but make sure the bowl you are using is deep enough otherwise water everywhere
162884
No reason not to.... The bowls are ceramic so as long as they are cleaned properly after every feeding, there shouldn't be an issue.
1464404
We use the plastic bowl that accompanies this cutter. We referenced a local Subway store and they use a plastic bowl for preparing their salads.
883910
You could since it's entirely plastic, but I would be concerned about getting water in it. Wouldn't want it to get moldy.
959468
I have not tried my glass bowls on mine yet. I am not sure if the locking device for the metal bowl will interfere.
1700955
I've never tried it, so I don't know. Personally, I wouldn't microwave food inside anything made of plastic.
1707127
Your best place to get an answer to this question would be the manufacture or seller. I would not think so unless the bowl is the 5qt size.
213427
The plastic feeder can be removed. Or you can put your bowl inside the plastic tray.
376390
unfortunantly not the plastic bowl is specially made to fit if you used a smaller bowl your cat probably would be able to flip it over and get to it. ive read cats can get them open
801367
I believe it should only be used with water. I think any other solution could possibly cause the plastic/material to break down or risk any other damage. Plain warm water gets the job done for me!
766978
If the glass bowl has the same dimensions and has a lid, I don't see why not. The glass bowl would just have different thermal characteristics, I think.
440347
I would think you could as long as they fit in the hole in the tray. You would need to find bowls that are approximately 7.25 inches in dia then have the lip on the top so they would stay.
1922268
Any of the above are fine regarding the compounds of the clay I believe, but since it's a little corse, I would go with glass or ceramic so that you don't scratch and gouge a smooth wooden bowl. Definitely DO NOT use plastic - that screws up the clay.
845038
Yes, that is what I use and it works fine. Because the bowls are a bit shallow, just make sure that when you are mixing it doesn't slosh out of the bowl.
1936208
I've never tried, but I don't think it's made for that. Seems to me the plastic wouldn't hold up very well.
715230
I would recommend a wooden bowl. The blade is very sharp and could crack/break glass and using a plastic bowl might get plastic shavings in the food. You could probably also use a metal mixing bowl if you don't mind getting scratches in your mixing bowl.