Is it ok to warm up coffee in the microwave oven?
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and from the Clarus Tritan website: Dishwasher-Safe up to 150-degrees, Microwave reheat-safe, up to 2 minutes recommended.
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In some reviews I read they use them in the microwave. I never have because when they were shipped the paperwork said do not use in microwave or dishwasher. They do keep my coffee warmer longer and i like them over all. I hope that helps.
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Yes, but if you want it to be cool for you to pick up the cup you shouldn't microwave it with the cup.
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I would only heat milk in the microwave safe dish ,its easy . Simply heat the no fat milk( no fat works the best,for foam),froth and place into hot ,strong coffee
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I should not even try it. Metals in microwave are dangerous. I heat the milk in a regular cup and then pour on the stainless steel cup
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I drink my coffee black, so it is hot enough for me. If you add cold milk or cream, you might want to zap it for a few seconds in the microwave.
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Yes! What would be te use of coffee mugs that wouldn't permit coffee to be reheated in a microwave. In my house, if I can't find a cup, I look in the microwave for one that has been forgotten after reheating.
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I have not used in microwave and would not. I was always taught no metal in microwave, this mug is very much metal. Heat your drink and transfer to the mug it will keep it hot
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Don't do that. For perfect coffee, bring water to boil and let rest about one minute, then pour the hot water over the freshly ground beans in the carafe. This produces a crema on top. I only use the microwave for heating the coffee cups. If you like BOILED coffee - by all means use the microwave - but NO purist would ever overheat the water or boil the coffee.
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I've never put one in a microwave oven, but i have poured hot coffee in them.Another person asked whether there is a vacuum between the layers. The answer to that is, I don't know but they sure behave as if there is.
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According to the Signature USA website <http://www.signaturetumblers.com/CLEAR/Clear_Regular_Coffee_Tumbler.html>, they are microwave-safe.
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Hot enough for me - I don't care for burning hot coffee. At home, I generally microwave coffee from our big coffee maker for about 30 seconds because it's a little too tepid, but I haven't found the need to do that with the 1 cup coffee maker.
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I am not sure - I don't use microwave ovens. I will tell you though that the travel mug is made of plastic and while microwave ovens are bad enough used on anything, plastic would be a real no-no.
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Most assuredly, it is _NOT_ microwaveable. That lining that is all shiny... That is metal. If you put metal in your microwave, you are going to have a bad time.However, it will keep what you put in there hot or cold for quite a while (lasted about 4 hours at least for some hot coffee, and 6 hours for a cold soda with ice).
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Yes, My wife warms her coffee every morning in the microwave....Never a problem...we love them..
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Better yet, heat your half-full cup of water HOT in the microwave. It will heat the cup MUCH better than just hot tap water (and in my case faster, cause the hot water tank is a log way from the kitchen!). I never make my am coffee without pre-heating the cup, and it really makes a difference in how that first sip tastes! Plus that really hot cup stays hotter longer.
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Maybe, maybe not. I wouldn't have thought of using in the microwave, but decided to test it. I placed an empty glass in the microwave along with a coffee cup of water and turned it on for a minute. The glass got very warm, though not hot. I would prefer that microwaveable cups/glasses not heat up, only what's inside.
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I've never microwaved my hario server. However, if you're spending the money to buy hario products I hope you're not planning to use it to microwave coffee. Additionally I wouldn't use it to microwave water for coffee either as you won't be able to ballpark the temperature of the water.