Are these mugs microwaveable? I am thinking of using them for the new, popular mug cakes I see recipes for everywhere!
253699
I noticed most of my dishes/mugs have a stamp on the bottom that states if it's microwave or dishwasher safe, these do not say either. And unfortunately I threw away my paperwork and the stickers that were on the bottoms of the mugs. That being said I do wash mine in the dishwasher and have microwaved my coffe in them and everything seems fine. I haven't tried a mug muffin yet, but I might soon.
253700
Well, the rule goes like this: "Glass and glass ceramic cookware is microwave safe as long as it doesn't have gold or silver rims.", so it's safe :)
253701
I have microwaved in them, not seeing anything saying not too. They would be perfect for those, they are a little smaller than the usual mugs of this type, making it a more reasonable serving.
714245
Yes, they are microwaveable. I have not had them ever get hot, except where the food itself heats the plate.
1850400
Yes, microwave safe. I bought a set of six a few months ago and make instant coffee with them everyday after heating water in them.
1453285
I have never put them in the microwave. If I want the coffee hotter I just run hot water in the cup first. Yes, they are fragile but I love them and just order more if I break one.
571637
The glass would be, but I'm not sure why you'd microwave them. I really don't know about the lids. Since they're dishwasher safe, I'd imagine it would be, but, I'd write to the manufacturer to be sure. (EuroCuisine).
2233817
I don't know if they are microwave safe, but I don't think these cups are appropriate for hot beverages. The cups are not insulated.
1506452
They do not say either on the cups or the package whether or not they are microwave safe. We have microwaved them a few times without incident, but I try not to do it often.
1565784
yes, i microwave with them all of the time. i usually reheat my coffee a couple times per cup. i haven't gone for more than one minute.they have worked out quite well, with no crazing or cloudiness, after a year of use. however, i do wish that i could buy one, as they are sold in sets of 6 and one of mine broke.
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I hadn't considered microwaving them. I would think that since there is some foil in their content, I would say it's not a good idea to microwave them. The bags are terrific, though. I use them every year for an annual cookout that I host. After putting the hotdogs in the buns and then in the bags, I put them into a huge covered steamer pan to keep the dogs warm and the buns soft. They are always a big hit.
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These are not designed for microwave use. They probably wouldn't fit most microwaves anyway as they are large. As for most Tupperware being microwaveable - that's like saying anything that doesn't melt, explode or burn you when you take it out is microwaveable. Tupperware has products specifically for microwave use, and are stamped on the bottom with the designated picture. Sure - you can microwave most Tupperware, but if not designed for it the product will a) not be covered under warranty and b) will get white patches on it from dishwasher soap in areas where it was scarred in the microwave from high heat and fats or sugars. These are not designed for microwave use. They probably wouldn't fit most microwaves anyway as they are large. As for most Tupperware being microwaveable - that's like saying anything that doesn't melt, explode or burn you when you take it out is microwaveable. Tupperware has products specifically for microwave use, and are stamped on the bottom with the designated picture. Sure - you can microwave most Tupperware, but if not designed for it the product will a) not be covered under warranty and b) will get white patches on it from dishwasher soap in areas where it was scarred in the... » Read More These are not designed for microwave use. They probably wouldn't fit most microwaves anyway as they are large. As for most Tupperware being microwaveable - that's like saying anything that doesn't melt, explode or burn you when you take it out is microwaveable. Tupperware has products specifically for microwave use, and are stamped on the bottom with the designated picture. Sure - you can microwave most Tupperware, but if not designed for it the product will a) not be covered under warranty and b) will get white patches on it from dishwasher soap in areas where it was scarred in the microwave from high heat and fats or sugars. « Show Less
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I have not microwaved them, and I do not believe they are safe for the microwave. They are very nice bowls, though!
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They are microwave & dishwasher safe. Probably not safe in a conventional oven, though.
2122306
They are not microwaveable. From the more details section on this page: http://www.josephjoseph.com/product/prep-store
366899
I stacked them in a drawer w/ the egg rings. The recipe for these is runny. There are stiffer recipes that hold their shape. Pack them any way you like. I don't remember a box, there might have been. Try the new cake-in-a-mug that takes one minute in the microwave.
1559939
No they are not microwave safe and they are not labeled microwave safe. In general heating plastic releases carcinogens. Microwaving with a glass pyrex measuring cup and pouring in the contents does the job well.
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I've used them in the oven & dishwasher. I don't usually microwave but of you can put them in the oven I don't see why the microwave would be an issue.
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Sure. They are metal and can be used in a regular oven. Probably since they are metal shouldn't be used in a microwave. They are very small. They are extremely small.