Can i use it to color ceramic mugs? Can i put it in the oven? would it lose its ability when subjected to 300 F ?
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it may be all rite depending on the heat type ? is it flame heat or element heat! also what are you using for a top coat like a clear coat?
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I used them last night to make crayons and I set the oven to 250° C. Worked perfectly!
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It depends on how you are planning to use it. I have used it in the oven to make stews and it worked out great. The instructions say that it can withstand temperatures up to 400F. However, I am not sure how well roasting would work.
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We use ours in the microwave only, but considering that pottery of this type is baked in a kiln, I'd assume it should be oven save.
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I use it for pizza, also at 500 degrees. Like other parchment paper, it darkens in the heat and becomes slightly brittle. Never had any trouble.
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It can be used as a dutch oven in the oven at temperatures up to 500 degrees. I have enjoyed using this and would recommend it to anyone.
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Hi Kim, You would be fine. As other users have said, the contact is minimal to none and exposure time is very short. We have a long history of happy customers using in much hotter settings, including Big Green Eggs at 750 - even wood fired ovens. Just keep reasonably away from flame. Gary@EXO/Super Peel
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I have transferred this pan to the oven many times to finish a dish and it works great every time! You can use it in the oven up to 350 degrees. I love it!
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YES, I use mine in the oven all the time. I cook at 350* so hope this helps...
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I would not recommend putting this mug in the microwave. The ceramic handle for this mug appears to be hollow and would most likely crack. However it is a beautiful mug !! I love mine.
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I don't think it gets hot enough to burn the paper cup, but I also don't think the paper cup would be a very good conductor of heat. You would be much better off using a glass/ceramic coffee cup.
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I decorated the mugs per instructions on Pinterest using special ceramic paint pens, then baked them as instructed. Baking did not damage them. However, the paint began washing off immediately and after two or three washes, were completely back to the original mugs -- no design left.
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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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I put it in @ 350°f for 30 mins. Can't attest to anything over that. These are great mugs though.
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I didn't even know not to do that. I have used it in a convection oven @ 400. it worked fine. I can't say in the future I'll remember not to use at 450. I love the pan. cleanup is a bit cumbersome because of small grates but I use this pan alot. good luck
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I put mine in a 300 degree oven just until the pellets turn dark blue again - not all of them - just the ones that were dark blue when you got it.
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Set it for the recipe. I have had the temp up to 450* and no problems with the paper. It might turn a little brown, but does not get brittle or anything. I really like this parchment paper.