Can I bake in this bowl in oven 440 degrees? Ty
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I can help only a little with the question. The bottom of the bowl says microwave safe, no broiler, no stovetop, so 440 degrees might be too much for it. Use metal instead.
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I have the whole set and the paperwork states is can be in the oven up to 400 degrees
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Most non-stick coatings won't survive over 450 degrees or so. I think oven self-clean cycles are at &gt;500 degrees.
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I have only used this product at 350 degrees. I love the baking dish but but I don't think new glass dishes are like the ones made in the 50's thru the 80's. I don't think I would use it above 400 degrees. Some other reviewers have noted Pyrex exploding after they take it out of the oven. Always, always, put it on a rack on a table. I never put any dish on a counter, stovetop or other material without using a rack. It helps cool the dish safely. Hope this helps.
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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,AudreyConsumer Relations
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I would recommend following the guidelines for oven use. I've never tried it myself but another person has answered that it's safe up to 400 degrees. Take into consideration your particular oven if you intend to try that, since temperatures vary in degrees of heat.
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Hi Vero! Great question. Yes they will make it in a 460F oven temperature under normal use with a couple of points to keep in mind. We tested our mats at higher temperatures than 480F which is why we felt confident rating them at a top heat resistance of 480F. That being said, if you use them as an oven liner even at a temperature lower than 460F they will become damaged because they will be too close to the heating element of most stoves. Also, if the food you are cooking on them burns (for any reason food may normally burn in the oven) the mats will be damaged even if the temperature was below 460F. I hope this answers your question! Hi Vero! Great question. Yes they will make it in a 460F oven temperature under normal use with a couple of points to keep in mind. We tested our mats at higher temperatures than 480F which is why we felt confident rating them at a top heat resistance of 480F. That being said, if you use them as an oven liner even at a temperature lower than 460F they will become damaged because they will be too close to the heating element of most stoves. Also, if the food you are cooking on them burns (for any reason food may normally burn in the oven) the mats will be damaged even if the temperature was... » Read More Hi Vero! Great question. Yes they will make it in a 460F oven temperature under normal use with a couple of points to keep in mind. We tested our mats at higher temperatures than 480F which is why we felt confident rating them at a top heat resistance of 480F. That being said, if you use them as an oven liner even at a temperature lower than 460F they will become damaged because they will be too close to the heating element of most stoves. Also, if the food you are cooking on them burns (for any reason food may normally burn in the oven) the mats will be damaged even if the temperature was below 460F. I hope this answers your question! « Show Less
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I've used it in the oven at 450 degrees, and we've also used it on the grill probably closer to 500 degrees. It is great, and I've had mine for years. It got discolored on the grill, but still is a champ.
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I am imagining that you could go 500⁰F as well. I bake mine at 475⁰ without a problem. I recommend this pan, and also the Chicago Metallic Commercial II Non-Stick Perforated Baguette Pan for thinner loaves. Chicago Metallic Commercial II Non-Stick Perforated Baguette Pan
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Sure, I don't see why not? I have put other pots of the same material in the oven. But not higher then 400 degrees!. I hope I have helped you.
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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.
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Absolutely 35 degrees is nothing....Think of it like this...the heat needs to collect under the dome of the oven to reach a good cooking temperature. The only thing that would disrupt this would be gusty winds so just keep it out of the wind....Oh lord my sister just chimed in she said " it's like blowing on a hot muffin of course its going to cool off" ...Also as hot as this oven can get I don't think you'll have any problem even with a little wind.
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Yes. On the bottom of the pans it says "oven saft to 450 Degrees" Hope this helps. Betty
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It is a casserole dish so should be good to about 450 or so. Use mine at 400 plus frequently. Check the lid. If plastic parts probably not good in the oven. Mine is glass.
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I have not used it in the oven but it does say that it is "Oven-safe to 450 degrees F". I would think it should work for most things.
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I baked some Tandori chicken in it at 475 and it left burn marks on the pan that I am unable to remove. So I say keep it below 450.
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I have the Pampered Chef Stoneware Cookbook and none of their recipes are higher than 450 degrees. I hope this helps you. C. Adams