I am looking for a fridge for baking that I can keep around 65-70 degrees fahrenheit. Can this product get to that temperature?
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You're looking for a proofer. This fridge will not work for that; the temperature is not adjustable in that sense. Try this: http://www.amazon.com/Folding-Bread-Proofer-Yogurt-Maker/dp/B005FCZMU6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1405044601&sr=8-1&keywords=proofer
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This product cannot directly reach the temp you described but with the addition of a temp controller it would work.
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You're looking for a proofer. This fridge will not work for that; the temperature is not adjustable in that sense.Try this: Folding Bread Proofer and Yogurt Maker
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I have baked muffins @ 350. I don't know if they can tolerate a higher temperature. I was very happy though with the results. Hope this is helpful.
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Actually if you use it right, it's not as dangerous as they make it out to be. When cooking or baking with anything that has a PTFE(teflon) coating, don't go over 450F and you'll be fine. Harmful chemicals won't be released then.
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A fridge does not provide heat. If outside temps dip to 30F, then the interior of fridge will be 30F and cheese will freeze.
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If you're storing dry dog food in this container, I would not recommend you store ANY food at 115 F in ANY container. It's not the container I'm worried about, but the food may turn rancid at that temp. Depends on what you are storing. You should ask the manufacturer if their product would hold up at that temp.
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The instructions say to store below 71 degrees, best if refrigerated - I have used them for a week or so whilst travelling and they seemed fine
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I can't give you exact answers here but I can give you my observations. In the warm months, temperatures here are usually in the 80s to 90s and the fridge cannot keep it's cool. I have it set at 55 and see it climb to the low 60s on hot days. Right now the temp in the room with the fridge is 80.6 and the fridge is at 59 (set for 55). Hope that helps a little
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I've used it for that with our drink fridge. Found that the bottom shelf was about 10 degrees cooler. More than accurate enough.
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I have used this product in my oven at temperatures from 250 to 400 with no problems. It is easy to clean.
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Approximately 10cm. Keep in mind there will be a thermal gradient across the board and extending beyond the 10cm. The temperature profile will vary depending on the local conductivity of the board (how much metal vs insulator exists locally), as well as the air convection in the room and ambient temperature. It's not the same as a reflow oven. The board won't be at an even temperature. I run mine with direct forced ventilation to the outside, and I use it to set to 150 Celsius. I use it only to prewarm the board slightly.
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I bake bread at 450 degrees with no problem. (the bread made in this is impressive-and to think people spend so much on artisan bread!)
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my whole house has the central air for 78 Fahrenheit always, and it's on my dresser next to all my skin care products. i never keep in the fridge, the dresser is far away from the window (far away from the heat). for me it's fine without the fridge.
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According to the bottle, it says to keep at 73 degrees F or below and best if refrigerated. Hope this helps.
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I have not used it in the oven but it does say that it is "Oven-safe to 450 degrees F". I would think it should work for most things.
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Not real certain about that. It is my understanding yes up to 450 degrees, but I have not used them in the oven. Just in the habit of resorting to my bakeware.
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The oven temperature limit for this parchment paper is 450 degrees F. I have used at this temperature, but not for more than one hour.
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I've never tried that, sorry! As a general rule, if I take anything from the frig I usually try to bring closer to room temp for better cooking. Most of what I use this for are baked desserts that would have no cause to be in the frig before baking anyhow.