Can you microwave to melt the butter?
232111
I'm not sure. I'd probably move it to another dish for microwaving just in case.
232112
It's stoneware so it is probably microwave proof as long as you make sure you don't completely over heat it.
232113
Yes, for 5s or 10s. Only to reach the point to use a spoon to fulfill the butter bell. Don't let too melt, it won't work.
232114
I would not try it, just leave the stick or 1/2 sticks outside overnight, you could put them in a small plate with the covering and next morning squish? them in.
232115
I wouldn't recommend this technique -- but I have done this. My advice (if you absolutely must microwave): Dice the butter. Heat in 10 sec* increments until soft (not melted). The butter will become more spreadable and easier to pack into your butter crock! *microwave oven times vary
232116
As is understand it, the point of butter crocks or butter bells is to be able to keep butter at room temperature so the question of microwaving it would not come up. Put a bit of water on the on bottom and the butter on the top and you're good to go.
232117
Well I have never tried but the item is earthenware so I guess it is microwave proof
2033763
I wouldn't recommend it. It isn't meant for food, so I'd be afraid the metal would /could leach into the butter.
218223
I melt it in the microwave oven using defrost setting, and in a microwave save container.
950391
DO NOT PUT IN MICROWAVE, I melt it by turning the oven to 350 put the can in a pan with about an inch of water and put in Oven for about 15 min
208748
No,it's not. actually,u can warm it up in microwave but wax will get firm in a short time.u will have to go back to microwave many times before u finish waxing a large area.If u need to wax a small area then it could be warmed up in microwave easily.
2145930
I have not done it, but the instructions say you can. No melting parts. I love this pan more every time I use it!
1951322
I always add a tablespoon of vegetable oil to make it thin enough. Don't forget to melt it in the microwave first on 50% power. The inner part of this system is microwavable - just lift it out and pop it in the microwave. Good luck!
1557983
Yes it can be microwaved. But I wouldn't do it more than one time because the cup will get softer with each microwave.
866240
I don't see why not, however most microwave cake recipes are done in a paper cup, with steam vents cut in the sides with a kitchen knife. I would assume you either have a different kind of recipe, or plan to cut the mold??
1706006
I put it in a throw away tin and heat it. You can use a microwave just make sure you check the temperature of the wax before you slap it on your skin so you don't get burned
756312
its' been a year since we bought it, so can't be 100% positive, but yes, our recollection is that it can be microwaved. But however we heated it, we liked it a lot.
208746
No,it's not. actually,u can warm it up in microwave but wax will get firm in a short time.u will have to go back to microwave many times before u finish waxing a large area. If u need to wax a small area then it could be warmed up in microwave easily.
743369
No, it cannot be used to microwave cook. The pan is metal coated with Teflon.
1372431
You know, I've never used this in the microwave--Sorry. Since you asked, I'll have to try and see if it is. Most of the cooking I do is in the conventional oven.
1963320
Yes. The instructions are on the packaging. It can be microwaved for 60 seconds, and if not hot enough, microwave it in 20 second intervals.
336341
Yes, that's how I used mine. It's definitely NOT for use in a microwave, though.
269376
I sincerely doubt it. This has four conventional burners, one of which has two size options. There Is a warming burner suitable for melting butter. This is a great stove but hardly a commercial range.