I am looking to have a s'mores bar at my wedding. Can these heat up enough to melt a marshmallow on a stick?
166500
They will heat enough, but I think it will ruin the burners with the dripping marshmellow
166501
Yes definitely. However I did find that if I had both burners on high there was a marked heat difference between the two burners.
2024395
I used them on an open flame but made sure to keel the handles away from the heat. The rubber on them may melt
998606
NO/NO/NO. You will start a horrible fire. Marshmallows do burn, catch fire. When one drips down onto the burner you will have a catastrophe.
136510
You cannot use then in an oven. They have plastic domes and I am rather certain that they will melt.
998607
I wouldn't do it! Sticky marshmallows on the burner would smell horrible in the house and would be impossible to clean off. It is an open fire, just like a burner on a gas kitchen stove. The grill is on the front to keep people away from the direct flame. Roasting marshmallows just sounds really crazy to me.
1957663
I would say no. They aren't supposed to be exposed to extreme temperature changes and it seems to me a microwave would heat them too quickly.
1647952
Maybe not hot hot. These are pretty thick, shouldn't melt, but doesn't plastic release some chemicals when hot? They are about 2mm thick.
2209256
Yes, it does a great job with marshmallows! Cooks them to a nice golden brown without starting them on fire instantly. ..
1725437
They work great for ice cream, so I don't see why not! They're not really sealed, though, so freezer burn might be a problem.
754682
I think they could maybe handle it in that they wouldn't melt, but they are really thin plastic and would be uncomfortable to hold when really warm. Personally I wouldn't chance it. They're really bad quality.
1899552
I am sorry I don't know how much heat they will tolerate. I use mine in a toaster oven, straight on the rack and put hot dog, etc on top of them and bake. I like mine because I can wash them in the dishwasher, cut on them and they seem to hold up very well.
1990224
Yes, you can use heat, on the lower settings.. It won't melt it ,or burn it in the least, as long as you are careful, and watch what you're doing. :)
1883336
I would think so because it's placed over boiling water so can withstand a great deal of heat, but not absolutely certain. I melted white "almond bark" and put in crushed peppermint sticks...but didn't keep it on burner to melt the peppermint sticks and still it was hot enough many of the smaller bits melted.
765250
Not sure. You would have to cook them longer. They may char on the outside before heating through.
754683
Hi Shawn! I used these for a party, but I didn't put a hot liquid in them. If you are wanting to put something really hot in them, then I don't think this item would work. Warm, perhaps but nothing extremely hot. I hope this helps.
251001
I don't know why not. there's nothing plastic on them that would melt or anything. I know I used to put my Revere Ware Dutch oven into the oven without incident, although I do prefer cast iron for that.
754681
I would say that they would hold up to the heat, however, you would need some type of sleeve in order for guests to not burn their hand. Plastic too thin as a barrier. I would stick to something that can be served chilled or warm, but not HOT.