Can I use this on a pyrex dish in the oven?
1111334
I would not use it in pan with sides. It is meant to be used on a flat baking sheet so the oven heat circulates evenly over and under the food. The sides of the pyrex would prevent that from happening. KJ
1111335
I've only used it in metal sheet pans, but see no reason why it wouldn't work in an oven-proof glass container of any kind, up to the 428F suggested limit. However, I stopped using it after just a few times due to being unable to clean it properly and having food and grease stick into the crevices even after hand washing and repeated dishwasher cleaning. I would NOT recommend it based on my own poor experiences with the product.
1111336
I'm sure you can. I usually use it on a cookie sheet, but I think it will work just as well in pyrex. It won't melt
1111337
Yes I have used it in mine. It was a little larger than my dish, but it just went up the sides and still worked fine.
1104536
I don't see why not, they are bakeware after all....but small. I have never used in a regular oven.
2258336
I have no idea. I assume you'd have to check with whoever manufactures Pyrex dishes. It ought to be lifetime, if you ask me.
1600764
Not unless you like melted plastic in your food. No...they're not for that. Need to use foil or the like while in the oven. But I really love the product.
116273
I would not recommend doing that. The jar is deep and would heat unevenly. There is a good possibility that the bottom would expand and cause a fracture as the sides would not expand proportionally. These are not pyrex and are not intended for heating in this manner.
1495903
I bought a small pyrex glass bowl for leftovers that i use with this and food cooks evenly. But i also just throw in boxed frozen meals and they cook fine and use microwave safe plastic dishes, so i would guess any microwaveable plastic would work.
190394
if you mean on a heated stove, no. The glaze will eventually crack and possibly the bottom may leak, believe me years ago I tried this . Bonnie S
1470615
I haven't personally tried it (my cabinets are COLD and I take out dishes/plates, whatever beforehand to get to room temp.) - I wouldn't think it would be a problem - I did hear about issues w/the new Pyrex exploding when put on cold surfaces, etc. - I bought these as replacements when the set I had got broken when my shelf that they were on fell :( - they are a little purple/lilac tint, not completely clear. Wish I could help more (personally, I have some old timey mixing bowls from back in the day that were used to such temp. differences)
1768065
Bowls yes because they are Pyrex!! Lids no as they are plastic! Microwave the lids yes, Oven no!
994666
Pyrex claims that the lids are 100% oven safe. We have not had an occasion to use the lids in the oven so I personally don't know. It is a good product which we use frequently.
645432
Just spoke to Melitta. This item is not made out of Pyrex. It is not safe to used on any type of stove top or used in a microwave.
232330
I don't know that but a call to Pyrex may help you. What I purchased was 2 quart measuring cups. I have since read that they may explode in the microwave so am not using them for the intended purpose.
476667
As stated- "it transitions flawlessly from oven to microwave to freezer to dishwasher" If you just buy glassware made from borosilicate glass, you won't have to worry about what you can and can't do. Modern PYREX is made from soda lime glass which is more durable but subject to shattering or exploding when subject to temperature changes (freezer to oven). FOLLOW the instructions to the letter on the bottom of your PYREX! (if you choose to use this product)
1234350
I bought a set of pyrex baking dishes a while ago and use them often for baking brisket, lasagna and others. I have used them a number of times and never, never had a problem. Once I used another brand for baking (I do not recall the name...I bought it at Target) and that one, broke in half when I was removing it from the oven. Now I only use Pyrex brand and I am very satisfied with my set! Please note: If you are trying to heat up left overs in the baking dish and the baking dish is cold from being in the refrigerator, allow it to sit for a few minutes at room temperature before putting it into the oven. I bought a set of pyrex baking dishes a while ago and use them often for baking brisket, lasagna and others. I have used them a number of times and never, never had a problem. Once I used another brand for baking (I do not recall the name...I bought it at Target) and that one, broke in half when I was removing it from the oven. Now I only use Pyrex brand and I am very satisfied with my set! Please note: If you are trying to heat up left overs in the baking dish and the baking dish is cold from being in the refrigerator, allow it to sit for a few minutes at room temperature before putting it... » Read More I bought a set of pyrex baking dishes a while ago and use them often for baking brisket, lasagna and others. I have used them a number of times and never, never had a problem. Once I used another brand for baking (I do not recall the name...I bought it at Target) and that one, broke in half when I was removing it from the oven. Now I only use Pyrex brand and I am very satisfied with my set! Please note: If you are trying to heat up left overs in the baking dish and the baking dish is cold from being in the refrigerator, allow it to sit for a few minutes at room temperature before putting it into the oven. « Show Less
683409
I've never owned a Pyrex product that couldn't; that's why they're still around. I wouldn't try the lids, though. But they're (bowls and lids) tops for the microwave.
1682044
This is a standard Pyrex glass baking dish and can go right on a rack inside the oven. However do not ever place it on a warm or hot burner on the top of a stove, as it's not Corning Ware.
882334
No, I have never used Pyrex as a double boiler. I usually melt chocolate in my microwave, checking and stirring every 20 seconds and that works for me. I am sure some items definitely require a double boiler but not for what I need. Sorry.