Do you think I can put this bowl directly on stove to reheat food?
780645
No. They're mixing bowls. Quasi decent weight, but scratch up immediately upon use. I wouldn't think heat would be a good idea.
513516
Not that I am aware of. If you want a quick meal, make a batch for a week and keep it in the refrigerator then you can heat a bowl up as desired.
2122546
I imagine you can. You would need to bring it up to pressure on a stove then move it to the bag. It would definitely increase the cooling and de-pressurizing time so I am not sure what that would do to what ever you are cooking.
1047182
I do! it works perfect, just make sure your bowl does not have any cracks it in, I use only the microwave for this not on the stove top and for 3 minutes if you have a high volt microwave. Hope this helps.
2059512
I'd imagine, but I haven't tried it myself. It makes a great serving dish for anything cooked on the stove though!
440058
Yes you can. It has a very thick base which holds the heat in. You need very little electricity in order to heat it up. Lower the temp quickly because electric stoves sometimes need time to cool down
1852475
No, I wouldn't put the pot directly on the burner of any stove. It's ceramic and doesn't have any marking on the bottom (well, mine doesn't at least) that indicates that it's safe to put it on the stovetop or in the microwave.
364641
I don't think so. I think somewhere in the instructions or descriptions it says not to put it on the stovetop. The teapot is very thin, in my opinion, that is why a little warmer is able to heat it so well.
2616
I wouldn't use it that way. It's designed to have hot liquid dispensed into it, not have heat directly applied to it from a stove top. I think the glass might crack/break.
185253
It is safe to pour hot food or liquid into these bowls. They are not safe, however, for direct heat so you can not use them to cook with direct heat on a stove. I don't think they are intended to go into an oven either. They are not cookware. But hot liquids in a mixing bowl is fine.
757150
Absolutely. I cook everything that is cooked on the stove top in my Le Creuset. It's great but it is very heavy.
1726268
We honestly only use it as a decoration. I wouldn't attempt to heat it on a stove, I think the ceramic is too thin. However, pouring hot water into the teapot should be fine!
1918030
I put my food in tin foil when reheating it. That helps keep it moist. I think it could reheat coffee or tea fine except the cup would be way too hot to handle. I use a glass Pyrex Flameware 6 cup Teapot for teas or coffee reheats.
2153880
I haven't tried - the main bowl seems pretty sturdy, but the spinning bowl and top look vulnerable to heat, and my DW does a heated dry I cannot override.I wouldn't let that dissuade you - doesn't get very dirty, and works great every time.
1336501
I have looked at these types of pots at teavana, and was told you CANNOT heat them directly on the stove; I reccomend purchasing one of the warmers to keep the tea hot after making.
848174
You probably could. I'd use some cooking spray on it first. It was a gift to my son and he hasn't tried it yet.
190394
if you mean on a heated stove, no. The glaze will eventually crack and possibly the bottom may leak, believe me years ago I tried this . Bonnie S