Can I use this on a warming plate?
1990984
I also purchased a tea pot warmer that uses a tea light candle. It keeps the pot of tea just the right temp for drinking for several hours or until I finish the pot.
1317377
Yes, it can. I have used mine to heat milk for making hot chocolates. I don't know the exact temperature it produces, but it has been fine for us.
920178
I wouldn't. If you like it and its working out for you, wash it by hand. Mine got a small crack so I sent it back. I have seen other reviews about cracking. I didn't like it that much to reorder. Still have found no plates that have really kept food warm for very long.
1588305
I only keep heating plate under pot on Medium and it is very hot. Did not measure it but it is hot enough for us. You could always raise the temperature on knob to high (if you haven't already).
682961
I would not recommend using a warmer with this teapot. It's a beautiful piece, and I love the detail, however, I do not think the porcelain will do well with direct heat.
105238
I don't see why not. Because of the material of the pot the Manuel says to heat over medium heat so I'm sure if you did that it would be fine.
801947
I would say yes. I even use it on my ceramic stove and it works fine. It has to be a flat surface to sit well. If your hot plate is flat and large enough to allow it to sit flat you should be fine. Check the dimensions.
620947
I absolutely wouldn't, sorry - I only use it on cold or warm things, not that hot. They will melt.
1076328
I use the TWT-20 400watt for this exact purpose before plating food. The plates are regular china plates (Everyday white from Bed, Bath & Beyond), and I will usually stack four or six plates on the warmer for about ten minutes or more. It's just enough to take the chill of a regular plate so that food doesn't end up being served. I am contemplating the TWT-40 as a compliment to it because it will hold more plates or dishes of foood.
1111336
I'm sure you can. I usually use it on a cookie sheet, but I think it will work just as well in pyrex. It won't melt
1951838
Yes, a hot plate wouldn't be a problem, a frying pan straight from the stove might.
837947
Yes. It should work fine. We use it over gas flames but a hot plate on top of a stove should be fine.
1504390
Yes. However, when freezing anything in the plates, make sure to wrap it securely and put in ziploc freezer bag to prevent freezer burn. Let it thaw a bit (or compleely in the fridge) before putting it in the microwave.
339839
I would contact the manufacturer. It might melt if the temps are above 400. I sit hot pots on it after removing from the stove...but I would think a hot plate and oven might put off higher temps.
1226280
One certainly CAN put food directly onto the steel surface, but I would not recommend doing that for 2 reasons: it's hard to be sure the surface is really sanitary, and it can get warm enough that some types of food would tend to stick. Thin plates work well, as does a piece of aluminum foil, the nonstick type if you want to be certain the food won't stick.
59584
It might be an off-label use but I would not do that. It's primarily for setting a hot dish on.
912926
Yes you can. We use it on our Big Green Egg and have had the temp well above 600 degrees with no problems.