Did anyone use these to toast frozen waffles? (my intended use is avoid cross contamination of gluten)
2076666
I never tried toaster waffles in the bags. Bread comes out nicely toasted so I don't see why it would not work fine for toaster waffles.
571476
I have not. But judging from the fact that my griddle warped on medium-high heat after only weeks of use, I would not use it. Great for pancakes, torillas, eggs over easy.
1350010
I haven't figured out how yet. Tried twice and was not to my liking. We bought this for warming up foods that don't do well in Microwave. Have a 4 slice toaster for toast. Sorry!
366822
Be careful; they are delicate but...I can't stand the taste raw. Keep them in the freezer. I wouldn't buy them again but some people like them. I like them toasted. They should last a good length of time frozen.
660928
I haven't made just one, but I don't see why not. (who can only eat one waffle &lt;g&gt;) just pour the batter onto the one side. The setting should be the same. Let us know how it works out for you.
1383772
I had planned on using them in muffins but still have them in my freezer so not sure how they will be. I was surprised they came like they did. Wonder is we moistened them if they would be better in recipes?
59292
Yes, if you have them on a darker setting or if you make them lighter just leave them in longer. We are really happy with the waffle maker. We even save leftovers and pop them in the toaster oven the next day.
1470615
I haven't personally tried it (my cabinets are COLD and I take out dishes/plates, whatever beforehand to get to room temp.) - I wouldn't think it would be a problem - I did hear about issues w/the new Pyrex exploding when put on cold surfaces, etc. - I bought these as replacements when the set I had got broken when my shelf that they were on fell :( - they are a little purple/lilac tint, not completely clear. Wish I could help more (personally, I have some old timey mixing bowls from back in the day that were used to such temp. differences)
86436
I can say that I've used them for hot tea (out of the kettle) and frozen them for frosty mugs in the freezer, but never microwaved them. My guess is they'd be ok, as the water for tea was 200 degrees, but I have never microwaved them. I still have the set with nothing having happened to them. Sorry I couldn't help more.
1909897
Same thing happened to me. Which is why I stopped using them. I don't think they really cook up. I certainly would not risk baking with them.
1343964
I am not sure, but is till have some. I keep in my refrigerator. Sorry I can not be of more help.. I have made bread, pancakes and waffles with it. They all were not bad but I do think with a little practice they can taste even better.
461794
I have frozen in them with no problem. However, I wouldn't ever put them in the microwave to thaw them out. This is the allowances I use on anything, regardless of instructions. It's a common sense thing for me!
1247931
The product description stated they are microwave, dishwasher (top rack), and freezer safe. I have not had any problems using them in these appliances. If you are concerned, I would contact the manufacturer.
1348271
Yes, but I would toast them first. They may be a little too moist and be impossible to retrieve once ground.
1175167
We make 2 loaves of whole wheat bread without any issues. We have seen 6-8 love iced/kneeded at one time as we'll, no issues. As long you are using the bread paddle, you should have any issues.
645050
I would not recommend it for waffles. It's more for grilling (i.e. sandwiches, chicken breast, etc.)
69491
I have not but they are great, my wife bakes a lot and breaks a lot of measuring cups. These have held up.