Can you put the lids in the oven?
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I think the silicon is safe to 400 degrees, but it has been a while since I read the instructions that came with them. I haven't tried putting them in the oven myself. But I put them in the microwave all the time. They are designed to vent specifically for that purpose. I love these for freezing leftovers for lunches.BTW, someone else posted that the lids are rubber. That is incorrect. The reason I purchased them was because the lid was silicone.
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The Product Information tab at the Pyrex site claims the following: note the second bullet point* Premium Glass Lids™ 6-pc Value Pack includes three 2-cup Rounds with leak proof and air tight seal lids for secure storage * Oven safe glass lid with silicone rim * Lid tabs for easy opening and closing * BPA-free * Microwave & dishwasher safe * Made in the USA * Limited 2-year warranty on glassware
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Pyrex claims that the lids are 100% oven safe. We have not had an occasion to use the lids in the oven so I personally don't know. It is a good product which we use frequently.
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I wouldn't. The heat from the bottom shelf of a dishwasher sometimes distorts the shape so an oven would probably do that too.
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The inside of the lids say they are not oven proof. But they are safe for the refrigerator, and dishwasher and freezer and the microwave.
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Definitely do not put the lid in the oven, as the plastic will likely melt. The glass parts are oven safe, and I have used them in the oven to warm up leftovers (~300F for 10 min). However, I would not recommend them for extended use, as they are not as heavy duty as a regular bake ware.
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This is a plactic lid I have the ones with the metal lids I wouldn't use this in an oven.
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I don't think you can. They are dishwasher safe and microwave safe, but none of the information I have says they are safe in the oven and I have never tried them in the oven. The bakeware pieces, of course, can be put in the oven, but I wouldn't try with the plates.
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No the lids can't go in the oven. I use tin foil or don't cover it at all when cooking in the oven. I love the Snapware Glasslock containers so much that I bought two sets!
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I wish I could help you but I have never used them in the oven. I would imagine they are, but I wouldn't put the lids in the oven. Use foil to cover instead.
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They most definitely can go in the oven. They are true commercial cookware.
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I assume they can as they are "Pyrex." I didn't buy them to use in the oven, though.
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I have never tried to put them in the oven. I have only given them the normal water bath to seal the jars.
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I have never tried them in the oven.I use corningware 16 oz bowls. They also have covers This way I can save extra soups in them.
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No. These are not meant to be placed inside the Oven... they are for stove-top use only. I've never had any problems with them and I've had them for about 7 years or so now. You don't even need to have the heat up high to cook with these. They conduct heat very well.
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I have never used them in the oven. I bought them to use in the microwave and as a lid for food in the refrigerator. I think you should ask the manufacturer.
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The containers are are oven safe but the lids aren't. Just remember to take the lid off before you put it in the oven.
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Sorry I do not know if the top are oven proof. But yes you can put them on hot jars.
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I am not an expert but these are a special plastic blend similar to the frozen dinners containers at your local supermarket. I don't think it would be a good idea. They work in the microwave but I would never place in a regular oven at any temperature. FYI We like them except the lids are difficult to remove.
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I have put mine in the oven, but I used a foil lid cause I didn't want to risk the glass/plastic of the lid which also fits other pans I have. The lid handles are a bit flimsy.. but the pot itself should be no problem.