can this go in the oven? would like to melt crayons in it but don't know if oven safe.
1108707
I would say no... it's a rubber material that would melt in the oven. I would just put crayons on a baking sheet or a glass pan (that maybe you won't use again).
1108708
I don't think this can resist such high temperatures... I have never tried..
1346774
I only use it for cupcake Batter, but Im sure if the filling isn't too hot, it should be fine. There is a rubber ring around the opening at the bottom, so if it's too hot it might melt it. But there's only one way to find out for sure. : )
173696
I don't think this one is oven safe because it has a rubber seal around the glass cover. Unless, I guess you could put it in the oven if the temperature is low (like 250) for warming. Or, use foil instead of the glass lid with rubber seal.
996967
Make sure the metal tray is snapped in all the way. If it isn't making contact with the heating element, it will take forever for the crayons to melt. Once I snapped it down more, it only took one timer cycle to melt. Then pour, and wait 20-30 minutes for them to cool. Or throw in the freezer for a few
1946750
you can because it is made out of reynolon. but you have to make sure it is completely covered, it is still plastic and it is not recommended going over 350 for melting purposes. me personally i have not used it at that high of a temp to cook. i wouldnt exactly use the words "oven-proof" it is plastic. temp is a big big part of it.
32438
I do not know if it is oven-safe. I have only used it on the top of the stove. Sorry. It did not state it was oven-safe. Could go to Nordicware site and ask or ck with them.
299098
I really don't know if it can go in the oven. They say it can but not at high temperatures. I have never put nonstick pans inthe oven and I don't intend to put these in the oven. They are so perfect in all other respects, I don't want to do anything to spoil them!!
905640
It is oven safe. My wife has used it in the oven quite a few times.....I do suggest getting really thick pot holders though. That thing can get really hot.
1771226
If it's glowing red it's to hot. It will melt at or above 2200 F. You can use these pans in the oven turned all the way up or on the stove turned all the way up. Just don't use them in the microwave. It probably won't hurt the pan but the microwave might catch fire. Your house would burn down and you would have a pile of ashes with a shiny stainless steel pan laying in it.
1342685
I wouldn't do it in the oven. The pan comes with a very thin "plastic" like coating on the handle and it might get damaged or something. It's very easy to season on the stove top. I use mine almost every day for pancakes, eggs, french toast, grilled cheese etc....
1902535
No, the plastic will melt in the oven. I have melted one of the handles for the lids while cooking on the stovetop
535356
Yes, it can be used in the oven (without the plastic top). I usually put it on a cookie sheet though. It can also be used in a microwave, but make sure the top isn't sealed (I turn mine upside down to keep splatters at a minimum)
2101842
I have never used mine in the oven but I'm guessing that you could; however I don't know what would be considered a safe temp.
1690332
You can use any crayons you might just have to melt them longer. I would NOT use the molds in the oven. Not sure about microwave.
2066632
No, I'm 90% sure that it isn't...90% because I didn't actually try but it doesn't say oven safe anywhere and the material looks like it'd melt very easily!:)
1430634
I haven't used it in a conventional oven myself, but it is made of the same type of glass (borosilicate) that is used in chemistry settings.....think Bunsen burners direct flame under glass beakers bubbling with who knows what, Frankenstein's lab, mad scientist type of thing. It is thin glass and extreme temperature changes could cause it to break, I still reheat my tea in it using a microwave and no problems so far. Good luck.
114670
Not sure but I would think so. Silicone is oven-safe so melted crayon should be no problem. They should pop out easily after they have cooled.