It says "Oven-safe up to 375 degrees F".... is it useable above 375? Most pizza's require in the 400 degree range.
517328
I honestly don't know. I use mine in my convection toaster oven to bake cookies. I love it.
517329
I'm sure it probably would. This is thick like a commercial pan. But not much if you want a lot of pizza as it's rather small :-)
517330
I have used mine at 400 making submarine sandwiches and have not had a problem. One thing I really liked about it, its way heavier gage that the stuff I had from Wal Mart, ours gets use about once a week. Haven't dishwashered it
1959431
I use it at 350 all the time with no issue. Can't imagine 375 would be a problem, but have not used it at that temperature.
1469800
It says "Oven safe to 450 degrees F; not broiler safe; not dishwasher safe." I've had no problems up to that temperature.
1617033
I make lasagna in it...so I will say yes it can...at 375° at least. That's what I bake at.
1972820
I've used it up to 400° and so far so good. I don't think there is anything on the packaging material that says anything about oven temp.
2053643
I have a 12 l/2 inch round pizza pan that fits in the oven and the standard pizza just fine. Like the previous responder, I haven't gotten the oven to achieve the 400 degree or 425 degree temperature recommended on the pizza box. This is something I definitely will experiment with, however, since cooking it longer in the sun oven might achieve the needed results--not sure it would give a crispy crust, however. I have had good success cooking meats in the sun oven, so I believe that cooking the pizza longer and using a cooking thermometer to assure doneness and food safety could produce good results. So, this is something I will experiment with the next time I bake a pizza.
763781
I often cook pizzas at 500 degrees. Anyone ordering this pan will see why it does not warp at high heat. It is very solid.
1304228
Dear Kenneth, Thank you for your inquiry. Yes your product is oven safe to: Oven Temperature 350 Thank you for allowing me to be of service to you. Kind Regards, Audrey Consumer Relations
2074135
Not sure about that. Don't have the packaging anymore. But, it is a pretty thick and solid pan, so I would think it could withstand the heat. The only question is how long you would leave the pizza in at that temperature.
113787
If your oven temperature exceeds 375 degrees for more than 30 minutes the possibility of melting increases. I've done it and it is now partially stuck to my stove. Not sure why it isn't designed to withstand what could be considered an average oven temperature. Plastic will only withstand so much heat so it may be wise to see if there are non plastic ones availabie. So, yes, it will melt.
1530218
I don't actually own these, but from the description: "Oven safe to 400-degrees F. " I'm only including this information in case others are reading this as I did...
354472
Hi Joe. Well I just checked and I through my instruction away. I'm pretty sure I read up to 500 degrees. I have baked with mine at 375 degrees with no problem. Hope this helps, I really like mine.
1178591
Degrees are degrees, whether it be air, oil or water. This one is rated above 600 degrees. But, I have only used it in conventional oven.
1895125
I have not used this particular pan in the oven, but I do have a silicone cake pan which can be used up to 400 degrees. It seems to bake a bit faster so I check on doneness earlier than the recipe calls for.
2239914
That must be a mistake on the labeling. I've been cooking for nearly 70 years and have never seen a skillet that withstands 800 degree heat, at least nothing that is advertised that way. The only time my oven is set for 500 is baking a pizza on a pizza stone.
794968
My husband, who is the pizza maker, says that he NEVER puts it into a hot oven. I would go along with what you've been told.
198554
Yes, it's oven safe. Max temp I'm not sure but well over what a home oven can achieve.