Can this cookware go into the oven? I'm particularly concerned about the silicone handles.Thanks!
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I don't know. They were bought as a gift to be used on neuwave cooking surface
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We have not put ours in the oven yet. The silicone doesn't worry me, the fact that we also have silicone cookware that's for the oven.
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I have never tried that. I don't think I would. We put one of them in the dishwasher once and it completely ruined it. I think the oven heat might be too intense. I've had this set for 15 years and they still work and look great. The only thing I wish I could change is the handle gets really hot on our new gas stove.
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The handle part is not oven safe. It would be safe in a broiler if only the pan part is exposed to the heat.
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I experienced no problem with the pot handles at all, but I only used the stovetop, and not the oven. I never used the lids during my (short) trial period with the cookware.
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I would have to say NO. The Handle and Cover Grip are coated with a heat resistant soft rubber/plastic for lack of not knowing the materials name. Looks and feels like an oven would melt and our burn the handles. One never knows with what they can do these days, though I personally would refrain.
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Unless you're using unusually high heat, completely safe. If you do pull the silicone handle off, be careful handling it right out of the oven, it's riveted to the pan so it will become one with your hand otherwise. Nobody wants to be known as "Pan Hand."
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Hi Lisa,I'm not sure if they can go in the oven since I've never tried it, but if you look at all of the reviews, I saw a review from Erin K might be helpful to you. You may want to contact that person.have a great day!Andrew
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These pots and pans are not designed to be put in an oven. They have rubber on the handles. They are however a great deal for a set of pots and pans.Thanks xxxj155
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I tried putting a pot of boiling water on it and that didn't seem to do it any harm. Silicone can be quite heat tolerant but I'm not sure if this particular item would stand up to oven temperatures.
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I own the baking sheet (not the pizza pan) but the handles are silicone and oven-safe. They are not meant to be taken off, and you should not try to remove them.
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Nope, the handle is just the normal plastic if you put the wok in the oven, I think the handle will melt.
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Yes! I bought it to use as a skillet that can also go into the oven. None of my other skillets can do that, mainly because of their handles.
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The black handle is attached with 2 rivets, and does not appear to designed to be removed. I can't remember what the instructions said about putting it in the oven if that's why you're asking. Many of these phenolic handles are oven-safe up to a point. But woks aren't normally put to that kind of use. The handle does not heat up at all even if the wok is heated empty over high heat for several minutes.
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I have silicone baking pans, but this doesn't say anywhere that it can be used in an oven, so I probably wouldn't. I'd suggest contacting the company and asking them directly.
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I've never used these pans in the oven. However, the handles are made of material that would probably sustain oven heat.
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I have not used them in the oven. Even though the cookware is sturdy they could possibly with stand the heat of the oven just like any other aluminum cookware would.
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I recently placed the entire pan in my 350º F oven with the blue silicone handle on it and it had no problem at all. The handle definitely heated up but it did not melt. I imagine the silicone is similar to that used in baking mats such as the Silpat brand which withstand high oven temps.