Can the plastic lids be used to transport hot food out of the oven? I know the plastic lids are not air tight and don't go in the oven.
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I would not think you could use them straight out of the oven. Probably warm food would be fine but really hot I wouldn't use them on.
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You can put them on after removal from the oven but I would give it a few minutes to cool a bit before I would put the lid on.
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You should let the dish cool a bit before using the lid, to,prevent its melting. Warm is ok, but fresh from oven, I wouldn't.
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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.
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I would not bake these in the oven as the outer part is made of plastic. I only use them to warm foods.
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The lids are all tempered glass and metal handles. There is a black rubber type ring in between the lid handle and the glass and I am not sure how high of heat that gasket can take. However, I have used mine in the oven and didn't seem to have a problem.
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Definitely do not put the lid in the oven, as the plastic will likely melt. The glass parts are oven safe, and I have used them in the oven to warm up leftovers (~300F for 10 min). However, I would not recommend them for extended use, as they are not as heavy duty as a regular bake ware.
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I don't know. If you are using them for refrigerated items, or dried,, like herbs, flavored salts, etc.that would be fine. But I don't think you can can (sterlize) with plastic lids.
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I've used them in the oven a few times and have the large frying pan in the oven as I type. Have had no problems with the pans in the oven, but I have not tried using the lids in the oven.
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Not unless you like melted plastic in your food. No...they're not for that. Need to use foil or the like while in the oven. But I really love the product.
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I don't know of any plastic that is meant for baking. The covers are for storage and transport.
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I don't see why not. They withstand temps over 600F. I know that I can hold something right out of the oven for a long period of time.
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im not sure what the max is, but I've used them in my microwave and in the oven and they did fine. Of course, no plastic lid in the oven! lol
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you can pull hot item out of the oven with these. I use two for each side but make sure the holes are not lined up
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Hello Shelly, I am glad to answer your question...these little canning jars are so handy in my kitchen/home! Even though they are meant for canning and can withstand a fairly high temperature, I would not put them into the oven. I use them for keeping small amounts of cooking ingredients that I use often and do not wish to handle the large containers which these ingredients are originally packaged. Also, I have given a few to friends who saw them and admired their "just the right size" feature for lots of things throughout the home. I plan to order more in the near future.
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I would not put unwrapped food in them for storage, it might take on the plastic smell. I do however transport wrapped food in them on camping trips.
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I don't see why you couldn't use the compartment to bake in the oven, since it's a metal container. However, it does have a plastic lid so you would have to use foil to cover.
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You cannot use then in an oven. They have plastic domes and I am rather certain that they will melt.
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No need to. The lid is just a cap with a plastic window that can melt in the oven. The canister is designed to not spill any of the contents when the lid is removed.