Can I microwave the anchor hocking with the plastic blue lids
95830
This does not have a plastic lid, which is why I chose it. No bad chemicals to leach into your food, plus you can stack them in the fridge!
95831
This product is made of Very thick, heavy glass - lid and body both. According to the Amazon page, these are suppose to be microwavable. There is no plastic in the product I bought as gifts. I am not sure we are talking about the same dishes.
95832
You absolutely can microwave the glass. I do not microwave plastic, for health concerns, if it will touch food. You can set it on top as a splatter guard, but I usually go for a glass plate, if my dish does not have a glass lid, as this one does. If you microwave a plastic lid that has a tight fit, you risk warping as well, hope this helps:)
1186644
I would not suggest it..I think they would break down and contaminate food like plastic..and they are air tight . Most lids need to be vented in microwave...Just my opinion
1317126
I haven't tried to microwave anything in them yet. But they are gorgeous and nice sizes! Sorry I couldn't be more help!
824164
No. Take the lid off before microwaving. Then put it back on afterwards (even right afterwards is okay: I put the lid back on so I have something cool to carry the container by).
1927513
No, the plastic ones are not, but dishwasher safe. Very good product. I have not tried to use the glass lids in microwave. Sorry!
1946295
The container is microwave safe but don't put the lid in the micro wave oven.
1927514
The glass lids are. I don't know about the plastic ones. I personally wouldn't use the plastic ones in the microwave.
248745
I have not tried to do that, but they should be OK if you're not cooking for long periods. I generally avoid putting ANY plastic in a microwave for a number of reasons.
345017
I have indeed microwaved this but i handwash it due to the lid...dont microwave with plastic lid on of course
433657
My husband microwaved ours and didn't know about unsnapping the lid. The plastic ring in the lid is now warped and it no longer snaps on. I you open the lid and move it askew so that the steam can escape, you'd probably be ok.
202284
Just put the open container in the microwave and process for 30 seconds on high. Be careful removing from the microwave the container can be very warm. Let cool them replace the lid.
638650
I use the lids to microwave leftovers. And, since the lid expands a little when it's heated but the corningware doesn't, it will vent by itself without keeping one side open.
246505
I don't think so. Only the Tupperware products that specifically say they can be used in the microwave are safe. I would not take the chance.
1579242
You can, but this brand does not state you can microwave, if you do not microwave carefully they will EXPLODE!!!
965963
I don't prefer using lids in microwave although this can be because repeated cycles of heating can cause it to warp. Definitely a no in conventional ovem
1559940
so long as you leave the metal tips out of the lids they have never been a problem for me int he microwave :D
26172
You can take the crock out of the outer metal container that has the electric controls and put the crock in the microwave. I have never put the lid in the microwave. It may have a metal ring around it thus making it unsafe to do so.