Is it safe to cook off of the glass?(ie roasted marshmallows)
941845
We do it all the time! If one drops just soak that glass & marshmallow in water and put the clean glass back. It is beautiful mixed with clear and copper color glass.
941846
Yes, that is one of the things we are looking forward to doing this fall/winter.
2040613
Yes, they won't shatter and they're glass not plastic so no weird chemicals. I wouldn't recommend handling them too much while they're full of hot liquid or using them to serve hot liquid as they're not insulated at all and the sides get very hot. Typically I just fill mine with hot water and tea and the stick them directly in the fridge to make iced tea.
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I canned on a glass cooktop without any problems. The big problem is the differential in heat on the stove top that causes it to crack, part of it getting very hot and other part not hot. If you keep the whole stovetop (all the burners) hot, it prevents cracking.
1033779
I think it depends on what kind of glass it is. Something like pyrex would be OK, but fragile glass - maybe not so much.
541081
THis type of plastic is designated "safe for reheating or warming only," which I assume means you can't actually cook in it safely. But for reheating coffee or tea, should be fine. I'm still loving my mug!
227133
100% safe. Here's a good place to start: http://www.nomiku.com/support/faq/is-it-safe-to-cook-in-plastic/
1216418
I wouldn't myself - I think it might get too hot and crack the cup - especially when "blow torching" the tops at the end. Just buy cheap ramekins.
1587765
If you mean inside the oven on the top rack for baking or roasting, then yes. If you mean on top of the oven on a burner for boiling or reheating, then NO WAY; it will shatter into a gazillion tiny little shards of glass....
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You can, but it's NOT recommended. The reason why is because there is always the risk of picking up the grill/griddle and accidentally dropping and cracking the glass or even worse shattering it. Minimal damage even scratch the glass which can really hurt the heating element. Another note I've heard that the glass cooktops don't evenly distribute the heat with cast iron, I've only heard it neve witnessed it since I have gas range. If you do use it on the glass top, try, try, and try not to move it at all which will hard when flipping stuff and sautéing on it. I don't recommend using it on the glass top. You can, but it's NOT recommended. The reason why is because there is always the risk of picking up the grill/griddle and accidentally dropping and cracking the glass or even worse shattering it. Minimal damage even scratch the glass which can really hurt the heating element. Another note I've heard that the glass cooktops don't evenly distribute the heat with cast iron, I've only heard it neve witnessed it since I have gas range. If you do use it on the glass top, try, try, and try not to move it at all which will hard when flipping stuff and sautéing on it. I don't recommend using it on... » Read More You can, but it's NOT recommended. The reason why is because there is always the risk of picking up the grill/griddle and accidentally dropping and cracking the glass or even worse shattering it. Minimal damage even scratch the glass which can really hurt the heating element. Another note I've heard that the glass cooktops don't evenly distribute the heat with cast iron, I've only heard it neve witnessed it since I have gas range. If you do use it on the glass top, try, try, and try not to move it at all which will hard when flipping stuff and sautéing on it. I don't recommend using it on the glass top. « Show Less
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You should let the dish cool a bit before using the lid, to,prevent its melting. Warm is ok, but fresh from oven, I wouldn't.
1441191
We put honey in ours, which we don't want to heat. That being said, if the lids are screwed on, I think these could easily break in the oven. You might try one without the lid and see what happens. Glass is often used in ovenware, but not with a sealed lid. The contents could expand with heat.
1037662
No it is not safe, the bottom of each pan has concentric circle edges (which will scratch your glass top). I wish they had shown a bottom picture of these pans.
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absolutely fine to use over gas burner, we do it all the time, and in the oven. However, be careful with the lids, because they do not appear to be the same quality glass as the pots. One of ours shattered when subjected to rapid cooling
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Oops, what I happened. It said I answered this question yes... But actually my answer is No. Plastic cups will melt. I always use a porcelain pudding cup, which can withstand a lot heat. They are oven bake safe.
901920
i have one and I don't think so. Actually my husband accidentally cooked some garlic bread in it with a bowl of chocolates left over from Halloween ontop... they didn't melt, weren't hot.
573751
No. It would outgas and could contaminate food. Though, anything that doesn't heat up is okay.
2158425
The handle does not get hot, and the marshmallow is cool enough to touch after a few seconds away from the fire, so you either pull the marshmallow off and drop it onto a plate or cracker, or you use a piece of graham cracker to push it off. The point is to make great somemores, although you could toast other things like hotdogs. When done, we put the stick in the fire to burn off the stickiness left behind. Back home, I shine it up with some steel wool. Hope this helps. :-)