Some sake bake safe, some say microwave only. Can I make lasagna in this without it exploding like the articles say?
1596523
I have only had occasion to use these particular pieces in the microwave, however I have some older pyrex I've used in the over for many years. Thar being said, I researched this online and came up with this unconfirmed info: "Pyrex in US used to be made of borosilicate glass, now the Pyrex bakeware you see are made with soda lime glass. The Pyrex lab glassware are still made with borosilicate glass. In short borosilicate glass has a very low thermal expansion coefficient which is why scientists have little problem using these borosilicate lab glassware for chemical reactions. Not to say they will never break, but they are resistant to thermal shock. Soda lime glass is not. Therefore you hear all these US Pyrex bakeware breaking."
1596524
When I use it in microwave for over 3 minutes it starts getting real hot. So, I doubt it will be able to take high heat.
794938
It can still be microwaved, however, not in the foil package. Just put it in a bowl, cover it with a paper towel, and you should be fine.
573880
I doubt it. For one thing, it is too big for most microwave ovens. Second, what's being baked? Breads don't bake at all in microwaves. A glass or ceramic microwave bowl or casserole would be better for a microwave.
901920
i have one and I don't think so. Actually my husband accidentally cooked some garlic bread in it with a bowl of chocolates left over from Halloween ontop... they didn't melt, weren't hot.
1328899
Hi. I ended up getting a different pattern, but it also has the crazing. I believe it is from putting it in the microwave. It does say microwave safe, so you might be able to get somewhere with mikasa. I didn't try. Good luck.
336341
Yes, that's how I used mine. It's definitely NOT for use in a microwave, though.
699000
Yes. I use mine all the time and not just for lasagna. I've baked chicken in it, roasted pork loins, beef, even made a huge meatloaf in it. I love it. It has become my number one go to pan, when I need to throw something in the oven. Perfect size. We are a family of 4. Hope this helps.
1591861
Never used in the oven. No problem with microwave. Have done bacon on them. All dishes get hot in microwave.
1577722
Certainly you can roast in this pan. The "lasagna" label is more about the size and shape of the pan (not as deep as some roasting pans). I purchased this pan specifically specifically for roasting and recommend it, unless you need more depth.
541082
Absolutely this is microwave safe. I own it and researched this myself once. I found several references on google, such as, "Microwave reheat-safe, up to 2 minutes recommended." A google search of the phrase "Clarus Unbreakable Tritan microwave" gives several hits which confirm this is microwave safe. I think amazon will remove the link but my references were from simplysmartliving dot com and kidsmartliving dot com.
1771226
If it's glowing red it's to hot. It will melt at or above 2200 F. You can use these pans in the oven turned all the way up or on the stove turned all the way up. Just don't use them in the microwave. It probably won't hurt the pan but the microwave might catch fire. Your house would burn down and you would have a pile of ashes with a shiny stainless steel pan laying in it.
1353934
I don't think you can heat it up in microwave. It has tendency to catch fire.
1840032
I've only heated it in the microwave, which works great. The instructions say nothing about a conventional oven. My guess would be that it would not be safe.
1191111
I should not even try it. Metals in microwave are dangerous. I heat the milk in a regular cup and then pour on the stainless steel cup
445571
It is metal so no microwave. I think you could heat in the oven but I have never tried it. Good luck
1726379
I heat water in a kettle or pot then pour over large tea pieces, and steep. The holes are large so finer tea blends will enter the water. I've never used on the stove because it's so beautiful and I wouldn't want it to crack. I've never used it in the microwave because the bakers made from the same material get to hot and takes a while cool down. Hope this helps its a lovely piece and will keep your tea warm for a while.
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yes, but you would run a small risk of burning. For that little rice, you need to use instant rice in a microwave.