Can I use these in a toaster oven?
994681
I'm not sure how to answer your question because I've never tried it. The only concern I would have is that unlike a conventional oven, a toaster oven's element is very close to the rack and to the item that's being heated. The parchment bag would be too close to the heat source and catch fire. If the toaster oven is larger that might not be a problem. If you do try to cook this way, it bears watching closely. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Good luck!
663553
I guess you could but not really sure. They are just little wax blocks so I suppose you could melt them in the oven and the end result would be the same but I've never done it that way.
1599327
I have not used them in a conventional oven, but in the microwave oven. So far, they appear to be safe in my micro. Hope my comment helps.
1452977
I use these in my oven and love them. They are thin enough to be cut to use in the toaster oven. I definitely would try it.
581407
If you mean on a bake sheet in the oven, I would think they would be ok to use, but I haven't tried. I most definitely would not use them under a hot dish on my table.
1187963
I've only used them on a cookie sheet, but I would imagine that you could put them directly on the oven grate, though you wouldn't have as much structure as a pan when pulling it out of the oven.
735116
I've not used mine in a toaster oven, but I can tell you that I've used them on the gas grill al high temperatures and in my kitchen stove oven with NO problems. I love these plates! Having used them a lot, they still look like new. Just treat them like you would any cast iron pan.
655411
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.
1418909
I use them in our toaster as well as commercial big toaster like you would find on a restaurant's buffett. I would think you can use then in a toaster oven. For people with alllergies, these are the best invention I have found. Reusable, and washable.
301406
YES! After only 2 months of use. Never used above 425 in my toaster oven and always hand washed. NOT SAFE once it degrades due to fiberglass.
1530178
You can use them on a gas stove. If you have the oven ware that doesn't have the plastic handles then yes you can use it in a gas oven
2067262
Yes you can. Mine are stamped on the bottom that they are oven safe. I have not tried them in the oven yet.
1530217
They are advertised to be oven safe. I personally have not used mine in the oven.
576697
I don't know about using them in the oven but I use them for leftovers daily for usage later on. Not sure whether oven usage is a good idea.
697768
I don't know. It's not mentioned on the label from the cookie sheet, or at the website. I have put them in my toaster oven with it turned up to 450º and everything was fine. I would think it would be OK, at least in a toaster oven as opposed to a full-size oven, but to make sure, you could go to the Columbian Home Products web site and ask them.(columbianhp.com) They are very good about answering e-mail questions regarding Granite Ware.
257636
You can, but I would not. In an oven, they will just dry out unless they ignite. I think the smoke/cedar odor would stay in your kitchen long after you used them. They work best in an outside grill over an open flame with a lot of ventilation.
277681
Not a good idea. They do not say "oven safe" on them. I have used them in the microwave, but they get VERY hot so I stopped doing that.