I am looking for an all glass container to warm syrup in. Is this microwave safe?
1008017
I do not think this would be the right choice: the spout is quite small : would be difficult to get the syrup in. Is also fairly delicate. Perhaps a glass measuring cup would work
1008018
I went to the website for Chef's Planet and all it says is that it is dishwasher safe. Nowhere does it mention the glass being microwave safe. However, it is a pyrex type glass...
1577986
You are able to take the glass portion out of the plastic holder so yes in theory you could use it in the microwave. I personally don't think I would be microwaving the glass portion though. You would need mitts to pull it out and then you would not be able to put it back into the plastic holder which would defeat the purpose of intended use.
1739420
I'm sure you could use it for the microwave, but I usually heat items in a stoneware or heat-safe glass container first and then portion into the little plastic units. That way the plastic isn't too warm for tiny hands and I can serve something like re-heated spaghetti or leftover fruit to all three of my little ones at once without multiple heats.
1803965
Absolutely, I use it in the microwave to warm milk everyday to make homemade yogurt. IT is very thick glass and so microwave proof.
208747
This particular container cannot be used in the microwave. You will need to buy a warmer. I actually prefer this method versus putting in the microwave as it better regulates the temperature of the wax and can avoid burning.
1664952
Gosh, most glassware is, but I wouldn't put the lid in there. (I don't recommend microwaving anything.)
95832
You absolutely can microwave the glass. I do not microwave plastic, for health concerns, if it will touch food. You can set it on top as a splatter guard, but I usually go for a glass plate, if my dish does not have a glass lid, as this one does. If you microwave a plastic lid that has a tight fit, you risk warping as well, hope this helps:)
249380
It is .. But wouldnt put the platic lid in the microwave as with time it can get damaged with the glass product is great
204872
I'm not sure. I keep mine in my cabinet just as I keep all my syrups. sorry I couldn't help you
2038687
No. You should only use Pyrex-style borosilicate glass if you're using it to boil water in the microwave. The pitcher could easily shatter.
384865
My experience is that it doesn't spoil...at least for several months. I store at room temperature. Shake well before each use. It still gets thick when you get close to finishing the bottle. Dipping the bottle in warm water is supposed to help but its best to just enjoy as is. Do not microwave even for a few seconds or it will just cook the last of the syrup and disfigure the bottle.
1128750
It is not microwave safe. It has a shiny silver trim around the edge. Noritake also mentioned not to use any dish wash detergent or soap with citric.
160456
Maybe, maybe not. I wouldn't have thought of using in the microwave, but decided to test it. I placed an empty glass in the microwave along with a coffee cup of water and turned it on for a minute. The glass got very warm, though not hot. I would prefer that microwaveable cups/glasses not heat up, only what's inside.
1191111
I should not even try it. Metals in microwave are dangerous. I heat the milk in a regular cup and then pour on the stainless steel cup
116971
Yes. I wouldn't put it in the microwave for long, if you do, but I do put warm drinks in mine.
1946295
The container is microwave safe but don't put the lid in the micro wave oven.
1136757
The instructions say to not use the glass for cooking in the oven. They are safe for the microwave, though.