are the skillets safe for oven use?
1934499
The pans and handles are all stainless so they should be fine, but i'm not sure about the non-stick coating temperature limits. I would call/e-mail/google cuisiinart. We have all cuisinart pans and they are excellent++. If you don't need the non-stick coating you could use their un-coated versions. Hope this helps. Regards, Peter
1934500
Have used one in the oven a couple of days ago, for only a very few minutes, modest temperature. It's shot. Dead & buried. Looking to replace it, they only seem to come in pairs, but certainly accessibly priced.
1934501
I don't about the coating, I personally don't use these in oven. I have stainless steel pans for oven use. Just my opinion. Thanks, Brian
1934502
Linda, I looked at my skillets and no where on them does it say they are oven safe, and I have never tried. I do own the all stainless steel version, and those I have put in the oven before. Sorry not much help! But I LOVE these skillets!
2116642
I watched a demonstration video for these pots and pans and it stated that all items, including the lids, are oven safe. :) The handles are also oven safe.
1920507
They are labeled dishwasher and microwave safe as far as being oven safe goes I'm not sure.
192161
I would ask the manufacturer that question, they are sturdy but iron skillets are heavy. Good luck.
62223
I believe the handles are oven safe to lower temps, but they are designed for waterless cooking on the stovetop. Putting them in the oven would defeat the purpose of these pans.
1893225
We've used ours in the oven with no problem, but be sure to read the instructions pertaining to usage.
1929259
My understanding is that they are. I have not used mine in the oven yet, but would not hesitate to do so.
1070504
I don't know. I do know they are microwave safe, but that doesn't answer your question. I would guess that they are not oven safe since it is not mentioned in any of the descriptions.
513441
No! The handles are not oven proof. I do not recommend even putting the pans in the dishwasher.
3379
I've used them in the oven a few times and have the large frying pan in the oven as I type. Have had no problems with the pans in the oven, but I have not tried using the lids in the oven.
1627046
Yes. The pans are safe up to 500 degrees and the lids 450 degrees. I've put my calphalon pans in the oven many times. The pan does come with care instructions . Hope this info helps
2003929
I have not used them in the oven. Even though the cookware is sturdy they could possibly with stand the heat of the oven just like any other aluminum cookware would.
2136964
Hi Winnie,Yes, this cast iron skillet can be used in the oven. Just be sure to use oven mitts when removing it from the oven because it will be hot!
782746
These are metal with a non-stick finish, not silicon or rubber. I have not tried them in the oven, but I have absolutely no doubt that they will hold up fine in the oven. Nonetheless, as always, do not subject non-stick cookware to broiling, or to temps above 500 degrees.
1647808
I have never tried to use it in my oven. But I am still using almost daily on top of the stove. Been one of the best small skillets I have owned.
1397629
The only way that this could possibly be dangerous is that the pans are hot when you take them out of the oven. Other than a burn, I can't imagine anyway that this could be dangerous. So, NO!! It's not dangerous.
517576
They are not oven safe - they melt at high temperatures and you would have a real mess. You can't leave them on while you're cooking on the range, either, and for exactly the same reason. They are nice if you have a tendency to 'dunk' your potholders in whatever it is you're cooking, but I don't think I'd buy them again.