Is this safe to use on surfaces that will be used to serve food?
1301375
I have not used it on something that you would serve food on, and would not. It is very difficult to remove this from my hands, when washing them after using this product. I hope that this is helpful.
322680
I fear grease particles will discolor it and while the material wears wells, it is still delicate and would not be easily cleaned. I personally would not use it in the kitchen if the space is small or too near the cooking area.
2096804
ah ha - the great question. the answer is "it depends on who you ask". i think truly it has not been tested for food safety, because if it had they would put it in big bold letters all over the place. it is non-toxic so it's probably safe, and the safest you'll find for painting and not glazing over top. definitely not meant to be cut on with a knife.
673728
Personally, I would stick to using it for appetizer-type service (keeping dips, queso, sauce, etc. warm) for dipping in. The crocks are pretty small for cooking in, I think.
1625909
Yes, definitely! You only have to be worried about the glaze you use being non-toxic. Red, for example, sometimes has lead in it. So just make sure whatever glaze you use specifically says it's food safe!
73383
No. The surface is decorative. The instructions recommend you do not use for food prep or cutting. The finish is not coated so I am not sure that it is toxic but it is not meant to be used as a butcher block. We use ours with a cutting board and try to wipe up all spills and liquids right away, cleaning with only water and a mild dish soap. No problems so far after 9 months of use. The top is held on by 6 screws that fit in the bottom from the metal base. It seems like it would be easy to get a custom butcher block cut to use with this base.
1911485
I wouldn't. We try not to,but we do occasionally,with no repercussions. I'd like my cookware to last so I take care of it by using plastic or wooden utensils. They do make great utensils that are safe for this surface. Enjoy your cooking&#127859;&#127859;&#127859;.
1390480
I would not use this on anything touching food it is not approved for that use
1314632
I would bot reccomend it it is made with very low grade metals and the coating on the non-stick part will probably get damaged.
140517
I would use it on a workshop table but not a butcher block as I done think it is food safe
1711954
As long as there is no grease or oil residue it's OK. For instance, steamed broccoli should be fine.
195827
Yes, it is food safe. If there were lead in the glaze it would be required by US law that it be labeled, "For decorative use only".
482137
we use mainly on tray of oven.it is not sturdy it self.it needs support.you can also use on wired rack.it helps bottom of things to cook nicely,or it helps cooking of surfaces which are touching to solid surface.it is good product you can use it for fish,meat any thing you oven.
2064039
It clearly shows on the back of the box that the item is safe for indoor use as well as in the kitchen. Please make sure not to place on any food prep areas.
1965124
Yes, I think it could rust for that purpose. I would use glass or food grade plastic for that.
925429
I wouldn't use it for hot food because the interior is a kind of plastic that just might stick to a dish. Someone suggested wrapping the dish in a towel, but I think the heat might distort the lining.
1759089
I wouldn't use it for that. It is too low and not firm enough for preparing food. Also, it is carved, so you would need to add a glass on top of it, for example, and that's not very practical in my opinion. This is a nice decorative side table. You can use it for serving food but not for prep. I hope this helps.