Can these be used in the oven and if so, what is the maximum temperature that can be used ?
854056
you would have to contact the manufactuer for a question like this i have them but just used it to heat i would guess you could but as to a specific temperature you need to ask the people who made it
854057
I don't know if they can be used in the oven but I don't see why they couldn't if you just want to keep something heated.
1048502
I haven't tried using them in the oven, but they successfully go through the 1-hr dishwasher cycle very well. They seem durable. I wouldn't hesitate to use them in the microwave. 350 degrees in the oven just long enough to melt cheese over something seems safe. I wouldn't put them in a very hot oven, though.
486013
Due to the plastic on handles and lids I would not use these in an oven; the plastic could warp or melt and cause burns or damage to your oven. There is a set available with steel handles which is supposed to be oven safe.
1104536
I don't see why not, they are bakeware after all....but small. I have never used in a regular oven.
1229910
Although I have never used them to bake in, I would think that it'd be fine to bake in them. They take a lot of heat in the frying pan so why not in the oven?
1634916
I don't think they are oven proof. I haven't used mine in the oven, can't remember if the info specified oven proof or not.
974640
Never a stupid question!! I haven't used them in the oven, but the tops can go on while the food is pipping hot, I would use tin foil in such applications anyway. The reflection of heat from foil would create a wonderful toasty crust to most food.
1873616
We have not used our pan in the oven, but I think it would be fine. The only "vulnerable" part would be the handle grips and they appear to be made of silicone, which in many cooking applications is okay to 500°.
1944452
I would not use them in the oven. They handles have a rubbery type material on them for easy gripping, and I don't really think they would hold up...I don't recall seeing anything on the box, or manual, about oven use, but not doing so is my personal choice.
2203011
I don't know, but my guess would be no. They might be too close to the elements. The package says safe in oven to 500 degrees F/260 C. Contact Pantry Elements.
1600764
Not unless you like melted plastic in your food. No...they're not for that. Need to use foil or the like while in the oven. But I really love the product.
1648664
There's a maximum temperature that has to be observed... maybe 400, maybe 450 degrees, but I didn't change the temperature for any of the items I've baked. I think I read something about using them on top of an insulated baking sheet wasn't recommended, but that's the kind that I have - didn't see any problem resulting from it. :-)
872460
I'm sure you could. I haven't used one thus far, but I'm sure you could use whatever you would in an oven. I take out the top shelf when I'm baking - otherwise things to cook too fast. I also set the temp 25 degrees less than recipe calls for.
337697
Yep. I have been using mine for months. I've put them in the oven, too, just never over 350 degrees. I love them. I bought the glass lids, too. Just perfect. And I bought the larger, two-handled pan as well. Both of my adult children want a set for Christmas. (I don't put mine in the dishwasher.)
826213
It can be used in the oven. Temperature not sure but would guess up to 500 degrees.
1530218
I don't actually own these, but from the description: "Oven safe to 400-degrees F. " I'm only including this information in case others are reading this as I did...
1583950
I believe since they are for a stove top, that they would not be suitable in the oven. The plastic handles would most likely melt.