Can these be microwaved? I want to use the clear bottle for popcorn buttery topping
1055251
i have not thought about that use. but i do not believe that they can be used, that kind of plastic bottles, in themicrowave.
1055252
I have not tried to microwave them to date. You could prob do it for a few seconds as I often will microwave my butter container to melt it & that is plastic as well. Good luck!
1055253
I have never microwaved them. And the white bottle is white - not clear - I have mayo in ours. I would never microwave plastic things like these... You could microwave the butter in a glass measuring cup, and then pour it into the container. Good luck! I love these!!!
1506458
I have never put them in microwave. They are glass so they will probably get hot. Just use a paper towel.
2273195
I've used them in the microwave, you shouldn't have anyproblems at all. The 1 2 3 recipe will work great.
1104533
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.
409185
I'm sorry, I haven't used them in the microwave. I tend to use glass in the microwave.They are holding up very nice though in the dishwasher.
1186644
I would not suggest it..I think they would break down and contaminate food like plastic..and they are air tight . Most lids need to be vented in microwave...Just my opinion
409186
I'm sorry, I haven't used them in the microwave. I tend to use glass in the microwave.They are holding up very nice thoughin the dishwasher.
861781
Well if you do canning you know these are boiled at high temperatures to preserve food, and I've heated up foods in the microwave in the past, I wouldn't try cooking with them in the microwave but do believe them to be safe for reheating foods.... Just keep in mind it is thin glass
925164
I would NOT use this for spraying popcorn as the spray is more of a "stream" instead of a "spray". Not sure if it is microwaveable or not.
571635
sorry.. I don't really know.. i was them all the time in the diswasher and my wife warms them in a baby food jar warmer that "boils" / "steams" water over the bottle and never had a problem. the top are DEFINITELY NOT heat resistant though.. do not dishwash or microwave them.
4530
You really shouldn't microwave any bottles. I recommend getting a bottle warmer or heating it in hot water.
2271889
I have no idea - we don't, but you could easily heat up water and transfer it to the bottle. It is my understanding that any plastic leaches chemicals when microwaved, but if you always had a buffer between you and the bottle (fabric) my guess is you'd be ok, just wouldn't drink any of the water.
800768
They can be, I don't. I just give my baby room temperature milk. If I do need to heat it I put it in a glass cup to heat it. I also don't know if it would harm the plastic seals if microwaved over a period of time.
2232672
I don't think you can should warm the bottle in the microwave....maybe in a cup of warm water. The honey pours easily out of the bottle cap without warming though. I use it for cooking all the time and it comes out quickly and easily.
1050761
I no longer have the packaging, but it's plastic, so I would think it could be microwaved. I just use it as a holder, not to cook or heat in.
2188921
I have never used them in the microwave. Sorry I can't answer your question. I can tell you that I love the bowls, though!!!
924511
Absolutely not! They are not made for high temps like the oven; however, they are definitely microwave friendly.