will this glass stand up to a 450 degree oven ?
2059512
I'd imagine, but I haven't tried it myself. It makes a great serving dish for anything cooked on the stove though!
2059513
Yes, but I use a convection oven. I dont know if there is a difference. But, i say it Just to warn.
2059514
Yes. But only buy it if you intend on not using the lid as it simply doesn't fit properly. It will hold up in the oven just fine, and does casseroles well covered in foil. Hope this helps.
994892
I have used in my oven at 350 degrees. Can't imagine that it would be a problem higher. After all it is stainless steel.
255608
I have baked at least a dozen times in a 450 and have not had any issues with my over liner. I bought my daughter two for her double ovens and she is happy with the liners also.
244106
My oven goes up to 550 degrees..it won't go higher than that..but I haven't had any problems so far putting the stones into it preheated. My stones are usually room temperature when I put them in. I've been using them for several months that way.
1582642
I have no idea - but I imagine it would because it seems to resist very high heat - I believe I put it in my oven at 400 . . . but am not sure . . anyway, it is a very good product - I often will use it on top of stove to cook things that would be cooked normally in oven because it holds the heat so well. Great product - am very happy with it.
2239915
Im not sure about the 800 degrees. I don't know of an oven that even goes that high. I would think that 400 is sufficient for most cooking needs.
1992553
I make artisan bread in it and it cooks at 450 degrees. I am not sure if you could go higher. I have had no issues with it.
782089
Usually this means that the pot is oven safe up to 500F but the glass lid is only safe up to 400F.
1192700
Yes. On the box, it states, 'Our heavy silicone-treated parchment is oven safe to 450 degrees.'
456678
I would recommend following the guidelines for oven use. I've never tried it myself but another person has answered that it's safe up to 400 degrees. Take into consideration your particular oven if you intend to try that, since temperatures vary in degrees of heat.
1896713
I honestly couldn't say. I used it in a 350 degree oven with a turkey for several hours, and I have heard of folks using it on a grill. I would imagine it could be used at 450 degrees. I also have a large stew pot made out of granite ware that makes wonderful Irish stews.
1566023
I have only used this product at 350 degrees. I love the baking dish but but I don't think new glass dishes are like the ones made in the 50's thru the 80's. I don't think I would use it above 400 degrees. Some other reviewers have noted Pyrex exploding after they take it out of the oven. Always, always, put it on a rack on a table. I never put any dish on a counter, stovetop or other material without using a rack. It helps cool the dish safely. Hope this helps.
1819003
Yes. I haven't tested them in an oven hotter than 350 but I think they can withstand up 400 degrees. I don't recall seeing that info in the box.
1068964
The paperwork that came witht the pan specifically says "it is not recommended to exceed a baking temperature of 450 degrees. Because USA pan bakeware conducts heat efficiently, we suggest monitoring the oven temperature and baking time for the first few uses and reduce time and temperature as necessary."
1322634
We really don't use ours for cooking on the stovetop much. You can use it in the oven up to 450 degrees safely.
1771618
Probably ... I've had it in the oven at 425 degrees with no problem. Cosmetic (discoloring) was taken care of using "Barkeepers Friend" cleaning powder.
75568
Yes. On the bottom of the pans it says "oven saft to 450 Degrees" Hope this helps. Betty