Since it has silicone on the handle, is it safe to stick in the oven?
1125029
I haven't tried it, but I don't think is a good idea. I prefer not to put them in the oven nor the dishwasher so they can last longer.
1125030
I have put it in the oven for 5 or 6 minutes to finish off a steak, but not longer. I can't answer if you could do a casserole because I haven't tried.
1125031
From the description: For added convenience, the pans are oven safe to 400°F
1873611
Do NOT put it in the oven or dishwasher because of the rubber on handles. I believe that is recommended on label. It cooks all foods very good. I gave one to each of my neices and sister. They love it!
933123
It seems as if the handle is ovenproof, but I have never tried it! Sorry I could not be of more help!
626928
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.
1643910
I have not had any problem using my silicone holder. I do cook on a medium or low temperature setting.
1736691
We never really put it in the oven and we discarded original packaging, so I can't tell. But handles are plastic, so I wouldn't put them in the oven.
793686
The handle part is not oven safe. It would be safe in a broiler if only the pan part is exposed to the heat.
1895122
The red version says in description "Oven safe to 460 degree f/240 degree c". I think the times would be about the same as metal pans, but I haven't tried yet. I love silicone, but it seems too much like plastic for me to be comfortable using it in the oven. My drink glasses are supposed to be ok set on a hot grill.
1707727
We have never put it in the oven. It is not tempered glass like Pyrex so I don't think it is safe.
386761
Yes it can because it has all metal handles. I use mine in the oven all the time. Just make sure you use a oven mit when removing as the handles will be hot also.
818847
It is not recommended to place silicone cooking items in contact with direct heat. I would recommend still using a cookie sheet underneath.
2263687
Silicone can go in the microwave, oven, and stove - just not over direct flame. You're fine to use it in a water bath as long as it's really silicone and not rubber!
177378
I haven't used my pans in the oven yet but the rubber handle slides off and leaves a solid metal handle. These are by far the best pans I have ever had!
390453
The handle is made of plastic, but I vaguely recall a statement on the package that the pan might be used in the oven up to a certain degree (maybe ~375 F). I could be wrong, so if you're concerned about this, you should contact the seller for further clarification.
1895124
I've only used mine in the oven to keep stuff warm. But ... silicone bakeware (like a loaf pan I use all the time) is suppose to be good up to at least 400 deg. if not more. Can't imagine that this one would be any different. Product description says 460 degrees.
985500
I wouldnt put it in my oven. the handle is metal and the rim around the glass is also. I havent tried to put it in the oven myself but I wouldnt try it either.
1649538
I have a new one on hand I haven't switched to yet, so I was able to look at the packaging and it doesn't say. The handle is like a hard plastic material, it reminds me of the knobs and handles on my scanpan, le creuset and like, which are all approved for the oven with the lowest maximum temperature of 375 out of the different brands. So it should be, but I haven't tried it.