Can you make these in the microwave?
513515
I always make a batch for one week. I never thought about making it in the microwave. I'm not really sure.
513516
Not that I am aware of. If you want a quick meal, make a batch for a week and keep it in the refrigerator then you can heat a bowl up as desired.
513517
Yes!!! It's easy, and I do it every morning. Add 1/3 cup of steel cut oats to a deep bowl. Add cinnamon. Mix the cinnamon into the dry oats. Add 1 cup cold water. Microwave on high until the oats start to swell up (this will vary, depending on your microwave, but for me this is about 1 minute 40 seconds). Stir to mix evenly. At this point I like to stir in 1 teaspoon of coconut oil. Microwave on 20% power for 4 minutes. At this point I add one banana, chopped or mashed. You can add raisins or apple, or other fruit. Give it a couple minutes to rest, and you'll be all set.
789237
I think so. See post below. You can also heat them in the microwave and put them in a basket of rolls to keep them warm.
256809
I am not sure but they would get very hot and I wouldn't chance it. Maybe go directly to their website for confirmation? They do heat up in the microwave.
1241267
I'm sorry but we don't use a microwave so I can't answer the question, in my opinion I wouldn't think you could and we wouldn't try.
1840034
I suppose you could, but I think the process would be too slow, considering that microwave heats it in 3-4 minutes ,max. Also, I have no idea what oven heat you would use
1493891
No they are not supposed to be heated in microwave because they may explode!
1128752
No. They cannot be put in a microwave oven. The coated rims would overheat.
2125063
I wouldn't think so, in fact I think they would be damaged by the high heat of a microwave oven. Drying them in a warm (not with the oven on, just after it has warmed up a little and then shut off) might work. My question is how did they become so saturated that the would need to be dried. They are not meant to soak up liquid water, just water (humidity) in the ambient air.
1055252
I have not tried to microwave them to date. You could prob do it for a few seconds as I often will microwave my butter container to melt it & that is plastic as well. Good luck!
663260
No, they are not microwave safe! Plate broke in two after microwaving under 3 minutes.
2122306
They are not microwaveable. From the more details section on this page: http://www.josephjoseph.com/product/prep-store
1739424
Yes actually I think you can. I havn't microwaved anything in them for a while but as far as I can remember I used to when my son was eating purees. The only thing that they say not to do on the actual bottom of the containers is not to boil.
668868
They are not designed to withstand the "heat" of a microwave. I use glassware in the microwave.
248745
I have not tried to do that, but they should be OK if you're not cooking for long periods. I generally avoid putting ANY plastic in a microwave for a number of reasons.
2240038
I would not put them in the oven. They are good to use in the microwave, however. Just leave the plastic lid off.
1974876
I have not tried putting this in the microwave. Sorry I couldn't help you with an answer to this question.
1134334
Yes, they can. I'm not much of a microwave user, but have used them there on occasion.