Can this dish go in the microwave to soften the butter?
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I have not tried to put it in the Microwave! Sorry cant answer that question..
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L. Carroll, have you purchased this and tried it in the microwave...we desperately need a butter dish that will not heat up and melt the tender bottom of the butter when nuked.
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No. On the bottom of the bowl it says do not use in the microwave. Sorry it looks like you should be able to. :(
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I don't know because I bought it as a gift for someone else so I haven't actually used it but I would think if it is OK in the microwave it should be OK in the oven. After all, it is clay that has already been fired in an oven to protect the glaze. I would ask the seller as she has been very helpful. D
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If it has lead it it. -- it is not on the label . I do nor believe that the dishes have lead . If they have lead in them they would not be microwaveable .
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Yes! We don't own a microwave, so we bought fiestaware to use when we reheat stuff. The dinnerware is oven safe up to 350 degrees.
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Yes, I just tried it for the first time now and it works just fine in the microwave. It is just so cute! Have a wonderful day. Sharon Shifflette
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Yes, I have put mine in the microwave. I just love these bowls. Use them for my yogurt every morning and give the kids macaroni and rice in them. Perfect single serving size.
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I wouldn't microwave the entire amount, its best to let it soften at room temp then divide into smaller portions you can use quickly. Keep refrigerated until you need it.
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Yes, you can use it in the microwave. I have even boiled potatoes for potato salad or even mashed. It is great to use in the micro.
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No you can not use this in the oven. Also if the food contains some fat or oil, it may react with the container when heated in the microwave oven. Good luck.
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There is metal in this product so you would not be able to use it in microwave.
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inside where the butter is, is glazed , the bottom is not... has to to with evaporation to keep butter cool and soft.I love this dish........
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Yes, but only if the item being microwaved is cooked for more than 5 to 6 minutes at full power. Usually it cools down to room temperature within less than a minute after it comes out of the microwave even though pthe food stays hot. The only breakage I have had was a salad/ bread plate that I took directly from the refrigerator to the microwave for one minute. It split into two even halves. Probably not a good idea, but I have repeated it many times since with no problem, so I feel that one plate must have been defective.
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Yes - heating it up in the microwave for a few seconds will help it be more pliable. I had never used this product before (bought some other brand off store shelf at Michael's) - this was better & easier to handle than store frosting. Just follow directions on the tub - it is really super easy!
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You can microwave it for 20 seconds and it should soften some if its still hard microwave for 5 second intervals.
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On the box it says you can use in microwave, but personally I would not want to. I don't like to use the plate I'm eating from to heat my food. It's just a personal preference However amazon does have a microwave cook wear and storage set that matches
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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