Can I heat them in a Crock Pot
446655
You could, but the stones may emit harmful stuff that may get into your ceramic crockpot . The stone warmer is not ceramic, it's like aluminum/metal so it heats up fast -u can add salt and oil in it without damaging the metal - better to get the warmer itself than the crockpot.
446656
On low for a very short time, I use water top judge by finger how warm they will be. Then dry them off right before useing them. You'll adjust the time with experience.
446657
Yes you can. I use a small "sauce" crock pot that came with my large pot, and it is perfect. Watch the amount of water you put in, the more water, the hotter the stones. I fill the water level so it covers about half way up the rocks, may need to experiment a bit....Goodluck!
446658
I did, they get a little too hot to use right out of the pot but after cooling a bit they are good to go.
1913679
I have never cooked them so I am sorry I cannot answer that.I believe this does not get hot enough to cook them.
66790
No, they're not strong enough for boiling water (which would heat them too hot to be safe for use anyway) and would melt in a conventional oven. Try microwaving in 30 second intervals until they're as warm as you want them.
1683466
No, I wouldn't. You would get freezer burn. They are not thick enough. You should use freezer paper. It is thicker and has a coating on the one side so food wouldn't stick.
1600765
I doubt it. They are plastic. I haven't and wouldn't even try it. I have put them in the microwave. But I avoid microwaves as much as possible myself. Just my preference on reheating food.
1808989
They are crockpots so can be used for cooking. My wife uses them for both cooking and as a warmer.
2067974
I would say yes because I have used them in a 6 quart and had a lot of excess over so I am sure they would work great and I love mine I cooked a large Pork lion had to cut it in two pieces and when it finished Just picked the bag up with all the juice inside and crock pot was clean just cleaned up so easy.
1946386
In my experience no. I have used in two different crock pots and one has a tendency to run hot and even with that I have not had any melting. They are a little thicker than the Reynolds brand and I think that helps. When I have cooked on high setting it has usually been 5-6 hours and then turned to warm.
502295
yes you can warm up fridge stuff. Add a cup or so of either water or broth to whatever you are warming up though.Crock pots need the liquid to work properly, otherwise food will dry out and burn while heating.
949159
You can use them cold, but it's a real delight to heat them in the microwave and use them warm.
1902759
Yes you can, but I would not heat the bowls in the microwave. They seem to thin to me, but I'm not sure because I only use the bowls for cold cereal.
1376981
I suppose you could, but personally I would not want to use a plastic pot for an extended period of time. A stock pot or crock pot works great for soups being cooked lengthy amounts of time. This prep works set is ideal for cooking pasta or steaming rice in the microwave. It will also cook or steam veggies. My daughter uses it in the microwave in her dorm room--very handy and versatile.
1879919
Boil them...pressure cookers are great for this. You can also clean them w bleach.
235345
I would not heat them. I also put them in the fridge while I was nursing. They were wonderfully cool when I put them back on. What a relief!
1516770
I warmed them in a pan. They cooked extremely quick. I haven't tried in a microwave. They are very thin so they do break. Inedible raw.
1135483
Yes you can rewarm. They can be closed enough to accomplish heating them up.
2144946
No ,I just use a saucepan on the cook top. You need to keep checking the oats while they are simmering and keep stirring, so I do not think a crockpot is a good idea. You cannot just put it in a crockpot with lliquid and not check on it for a long time.Deb