can these bowls be put infreezer
299671
Yup, I've put mine in the freezer (even for weeks at a time) with no problems at all.
299672
I honestly don't know. Since they can not go in a microwave (or oven) I would be afraid to put in the freezer due to extreme cold. I would be afraid they could crack. I love my bowls so much, that even though they say they can go in the dishwasher, I choose to wash by hand.
16043
The bowls have a non-skid material around the outside bottom so I don't think they would work as a double boiler. The material is probably silicone as the description says they can be used in an oven. The boiling water for a double boiler shouldn't hurt the non-skid material, it just wouldn't transfer heat very well. As far as freezing goes that should be OK and the non-skid material should help keep the bowl cold.
1614902
No they are not insulated, and you can always put a old blanket and that will work fine.
1902759
Yes you can, but I would not heat the bowls in the microwave. They seem to thin to me, but I'm not sure because I only use the bowls for cold cereal.
1184685
Yes. I have use the bowls in the freezer and microwave. They work well in both, but you shouldn't put the bowl directly in the microwave from the freezer.
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)
1661516
I have not used this way, but I imagine they could as long as you don't seal them tight until after the freezing process is done. Product inside jar will expand while freezing and could crack the glass if no room for the expansion. I would put plastic wrap over jar until frozen then add the lid.
1954860
yes! i freeze food in them and then put them in the sink with cool water running and it thaws nicely, and the water doesn't get inside.
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.
6432
Maybe, but the problem would be the coldness of the bowl. If you quickly scraped out the first flavor and immediately put in the mix for the next flavor it might work as long as the bowl doesn't warm up. You couldn't wash it out as that would warm the bowl. Take turns making their favorite flavors.
576444
YES, they can. I put a packet in the freezer and held it there for two days, then let it thaw, then repeated the process. No leaks! Important to me because I carry packets in my off road vehicle in freezing temps. I needed confidence that the H2O I kept for just in case would be usable despite several freezing / thawing cycles.
68317
No. The bottom says, "Not for use in microwave..." I love these bowls except for that.
566038
They should, although I have not put them in the freezer. I would not put the lid on the bowl, but use plastic wrap or foil and press tightly.
2226248
I haven't tried it but if it was something I needed to do regularly, I would risk one bowl to find out. I really think you could but can't promise. I guess I haven't put anything super hot in them, maybe cereal and hot soup. I definitely wouldn't put anything hotter than boiling water, 212 F, though.
237475
Freeze the water in a bowl with that shape. See my review for bowls that work great!
1725438
Yes. I've frozen soups and chilis in them. They're basically the same as used for soup at the deli. Just leave some room at the top for expansion when freezing.
2180999
I can't see why not, as long as they're no boiling. Pureeing soup etc. would be fine. I like mine so far.