are these ok under the broiler to melt &amp; brown cheese on top?
577219
No, these are ceramic soup bowls. You can put them in the microwave but not the broiler. The extreme heat so close to the fire could possibly crack or break them. I would not take the chance.
1638822
im sorry i cant help you i have not used them under the broiler yet but i plan to, when i do i will put them in my cake pan just in case they break, and im going to put them on low broil.
1027765
I bet you could they are insulated and flat. Would protect counter tops and table tops.we use them on our church buffets under sterno chaffing dishes...same princple.. to protect that surface beloe. So glad ypu asked.
1216676
Yes, that should be no problem to use under the broiler. It has a nice weight to the pan and very versatile!
2203011
I don't know, but my guess would be no. They might be too close to the elements. The package says safe in oven to 500 degrees F/260 C. Contact Pantry Elements.
682449
I only use mine inside, but doubt if they would melt unless heat is extreme.
1226281
I don't see why not, though they may get quite warm. Also, to avoid a mess and possibly leave brown or greasy marks on the tray, I would suggest using baking parchment under the hors d'oeuvres.
109122
I don't recall if I've used mine at that high of a temp. I have used them under the broiler (gas) for 10 mins or so and they were fine. They are pretty thick and heavy-gauge aluminum...not your typical cheap "big box store" specials. I've had several of those that after a few minutes at a high temp you can actually hear them "pop" when they buckle. I would think these would hold up well at high temps just like most all Calphalon does. Regardless, they have a warranty from Calphalon so if they buckle, send them back. :)
1887750
it's possible with squared up pieces but even then an oven would be a better choice to melt cheese and cook whatever else is on top.art
603106
We used them for ice cream. They're thin - I wouldn't try them for anything hot as it would probably melt the plastic.
397877
I think they would probably be OK. You need to ensure the hot pack is HOT. You would probably do well to place paper towels under and between layers of the sandwiches.
1456011
I would not recommend it. They are thin plastic and would not hold up to much heat.
855819
I have not used it under the broiler. The highest temp I have used is 450 and it was fine. No warping or other problems. I seriously love these pans.
1600764
Not unless you like melted plastic in your food. No...they're not for that. Need to use foil or the like while in the oven. But I really love the product.
1388144
You do not want to use these in a broiler. They are meant for outdoor grilling. The wood smokes a lot so you don't want to be using them inside your home.
1266008
Helli Linda - Bakeware is safe up to 450 degrees. Do not use under the broiler. Cooling rack is safe to 350 degrees. Do not use under the broiler. Hope that helps. Mike.
355423
Definitely!! I use mine all the time in the toaster oven. I use them to bake/broil fish; heat food of any kind, including leftovers. They are really well made and very sturdy... do not warp at all, even at the highest temperature. The only one thing I would recommend is that you do not put them into the dishwasher to clean.