Do you think I could use it in my toaster oven as a splatter guard over my single fish filet?
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It might reduce the amount of splatter but I would be skeptical as to how much. I have a feeling that the droplets of liquid from your fish filet would go right through the mesh. I don't have any alternatives to suggest either. Maybe if you put two of them one on top of the other, don't know. Sorry I couldn't be more help. Try it and see.
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I have not used these colanders in my toaster oven and would be concerned that possibly the high heat might warp them, since toaster ovens are compact, and the colander would end up very near to the heating element. I have, however, used these colanders as steamer baskets inside a pan of boiling water with a lid on top to steam vegetables and reheat leftovers without any problems. You might also try baking your fish at a lower temperature for a longer time, which could reduce the splatter.
517328
I honestly don't know. I use mine in my convection toaster oven to bake cookies. I love it.
1786193
Yes, it can definitely go in the toaster oven. I've done so several times with no problems. Just know that it will be very hot and sort of difficult to remove, depending on the size of your toaster oven.
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Maybe I received your question in my email as an automated thing from Amazon--I am not any representative from Waring or Amazon. As an average human being, I wouldn't suggest putting a toaster oven under/into an open cabinet-any toaster oven can get extremely hot, which could risk the device itself or your shelves to smolder or burn. Very honestly this is something you should directly contact the Waring company about, and/or read any and all instructions provided with the item if you were to purchase it. Good luck!
1005948
Absolutely! I have a toaster oven and a microwave on mine and it's holding up beautifully! I couldn't be more happy with this purchase!
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No - I would guess not even into a fairly large one. Love it, but it's big and wouldn't com close to fitting in mine. I've had large toaster ovens, but don't think it would have fit any of them.
1322533
It is too small to be useful. You cannot even fit a baked potato in the oven. The toaster works great. the toaster Oven is only good for flat things, like melting cheese on an english muffin.
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Yes , I have toasted bread and English muffins. You have to put it on bottom without anything under it. Hope this helps. Watch carefully or it will burn
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i'm not really sure? why would you want to put this in the toaster oven,toaster ovens are for browning never heard of that!!!
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I purchased this for a full sized oven. I don't see why you could not cut it to fit a countertop toaster oven. The type of material is definitely thin enough to cut. I love it & really does do a good job..No cooked on food in stove bottom. Hope it helps.
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Nichole, the answer is yes. I've been using mine in both my large oven and in my toaster oven to great results! One thought on use though is that since small-ish things are hard to manipulate in and out of the oven when hot, I've been placing mine on baking sheets....even in the toaster oven. In doing so, if you want super-crisp pie crusts, then you need to bump up the temp just a little bit. However the draw-back here is that at high temps in the toaster oven the broiler element goes on (...at least in mine...) and you have to protect your top crust edges so they don't burn. All said....I love my little pie dishes! They are perfect for individual pies....easy enough for me to make little ones for holiday baking than big pies.....and no messy slicing!
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If it broils you can use that for toasting. Way back in the day, we had to do that with our regular oven. You just have to stand there and watch the bread as it browns. Don't leave it or it will burn!
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I don't know if it will work. I would cut it if I needed it smaller but I think I would use foil in a toaster oven. Remember there is a maximum heat.
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We only use it for grilled sandwiches, which is great. I'm afraid you would have bacon grease splattered everywhere--it only has about a 3/4 inch lip, if that. Might work with a splatter guard, but we haven't tried it.
482159
Yes you can! Currently, I have a two-slicer toaster oven on the top shelf. I also store snack like granola bar boxes, chips and cookie bins. This is a great bakers rack!
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I use my liner on the very bottom of my toaster broiler. It catches any drips and cleans off like a dream. I always let the oven cool off before I remove it. There certainly has been NO problem using it like a drip guard. It is a great addition.
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Yes u can- however it does take quite a while for the oven to heat up- I was hoping to replace my counter top toaster oven with this- but it takes twice as long because of this.