Wonder why 1 said not safe in oven, even tho' it says 650degrees. Want to use as splatter guard in toaster oven for fish - cutting off handles.
1811734
The feet will be harder to remove (1 inch-long about 3/8 inch-wide at top).
250999
I just looked on Chefs web cite and they say it is oven safe...to what temperature I do not know.
1720168
There is no indication on any literature as to whether it can or can not be used for baking. I called the company and the woman said it is not for baking. I suggested there be some information on either the item or the website if that is the case. It's non-stick covered metal, I don't see why it shouldn't be OK. (some users have commented below that it worked fine in the oven). Although I wouldn't take it past 425 degrees with a teflon-type surface.
238760
'Not sure what your planning to do with it, but it's a normal oven heat settings safe. It seems your question should be directed to the manufacturer. It's intended for baking, ergo, COOKIES, etc.
2246744
I use them in my conventional oven all the time making mini pies at temps up to 400+ degrees, so I don' why they won't work in toaster oven.
1624375
It is heat resistant to 500', so a toaster oven would work. I use my silicone wares in my toaster oven all the time.
591263
I've never tried using in the oven. I THINK the instructions that came with it said not to.
547496
Yes. It is safe to stay within the range of a normal oven 450-480 degrees. Note this protector must go on the shelf, NOT UNDER THE ELEMENT.
394892
I have not used it in the oven yet, so I don't really know. I believe that it's advertised as oven safe up to 350. I use the pan almost everyday on the stove and it still looks like new. It cooks evenly and is a good quality.
51211
I wouldn't think cutting it would make it unravel, try it and see. Be careful of putting it too close to direct heat in your toaster oven, Ok?
32435
I can't say for sure about the temperature, but I see no reason why it wouldn't be okay to use in the oven. I haven't done that, though.
517576
They are not oven safe - they melt at high temperatures and you would have a real mess. You can't leave them on while you're cooking on the range, either, and for exactly the same reason. They are nice if you have a tendency to 'dunk' your potholders in whatever it is you're cooking, but I don't think I'd buy them again.
805000
I would assume it is safe to use at that high of a temperature. Just make certain you remove the plastic lid as that is NOT oven safe.
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I don't know. It's not mentioned on the label from the cookie sheet, or at the website. I have put them in my toaster oven with it turned up to 450º and everything was fine. I would think it would be OK, at least in a toaster oven as opposed to a full-size oven, but to make sure, you could go to the Columbian Home Products web site and ask them.(columbianhp.com) They are very good about answering e-mail questions regarding Granite Ware.
234109
I don't remember the manufacturer's recommendation, but we have had our oven at 475`and 500` without any incident whatsoever. Though we have never moved it out of the oven while it is that hot. Hope this helps you out. Patricia
126328
We use our toaster oven all the time, and we have had no problem with burning -- unless I leave it in too long. Try experimenting with shorter baking times. Also, we use the convection baking all the time.
232455
best to talk to the manufacturer. but why try to use it indoors when you have an oven. it is really meant and more fun to use it outdoors.