Are these lids heat proof/oven proof? If I baked something in my mason jars, could I screw these on right away?
592918
Sorry I do not know if the top are oven proof. But yes you can put them on hot jars.
592919
Yeah I don't see why not. They won't seal like a normal mason jar lid but should be just fine to put on strait out of the oven
1558958
Some of mine are on glass mason jars. I just tried to pull one off and it didn'tbudge so i would hesitate to use them, if your intent is to be able to remove them. Hope this helps.
1441191
We put honey in ours, which we don't want to heat. That being said, if the lids are screwed on, I think these could easily break in the oven. You might try one without the lid and see what happens. Glass is often used in ovenware, but not with a sealed lid. The contents could expand with heat.
2059858
I don't know the correct answer, I don't use the lids in the oven, microwave or dishwasher (don't have one), I do use them in the freezer and so far they do great. I will tell you they are the best storage containers I have ever purchased. I wanted to wean myself off of plastic and they fit the bill. Bought them for a friend as a gift and he loves them too.
1893226
yes lids should be oven safe along with the cookware itself up to 500 degrees F. I have not personally used the lids in the oven but have been more than satisfied with the performance of this set. https://www.cuisinart.com/share/pdf/manuals/66-17.pdf Here is a link to the manual of this set which says nothing about not putting the lids in the oven. Hope this helps
1664951
Just like a normal mason jar, these little guys definitely withstand the heat. but I would definitely not microwave the lid. And make sure to use tongs or a pot holder when removing from the microwave. They glass gets super hot.
1669464
no - they have plastic rims and clasps, so the lids cannot go in the oven! the bottoms can though
2059855
The lids are plastic - they will melt in your food. Do not put them in the over. I also had one smaller dish explode in the oven and drop glass into the other food I was cooking. Not a good time - except that I did end up having dinner at Chipotle. Have had no other problems with the cookware.
308017
They are light weight and well made. The lids are plastic and while in use are not tighly sealed. You should be OK.
296871
If you're asking if these are oven-safe, then the answer is: I think so. I've gone from having it on the stove and transferring it to the oven to finish what I was cooking.
78067
The answer is on the main page of the item, in the third bullet line it says "Tempered glass lids to monitor cooking progress Glass lids are oven safe to 350 degree F and polished Hand Anodized cookware is oven safe to 450 degree F" .... so there ya go.
882295
Yes, I believe the information that came with the set stated that the lids were ovenproof up to 350 degrees and the pots themselves up to 500 dgrees, but you might want to double check that information with the manufacturer.
1356591
These are better for handling pot lids than pulling even the thinnest cookie sheet out of the oven. I would definitely not trust them up to 425 degrees much less 600!
782745
Sorry, I don't know if they are oven proof. I've only used them on a griddle and in a frying pan.Thanks, Regine
2059857
No the lids can't go in the oven. I use tin foil or don't cover it at all when cooking in the oven. I love the Snapware Glasslock containers so much that I bought two sets!
444587
I have no idea but I would love to know or some kind of lid that I can cover when I put them in the oven also!
1717156
I can't say that I've actually tried (I used them as vases), but I can tell you that they are a tad bit more substantial than "Mason" brand jars. I don't see why they wouldn't be oven resistant so long as you put them in a pan with an inch or so of water in it...