Are these heat resistant? Can they be use for soup shooters?
1130032
I didn't like these ones personally I prefer the ones that came with the top they were better quality plus the lip of the little shot glass was a little sharp
1130033
I doubt that they are heat resistant because they are made of plastic. However, if you are just putting a swig of a beverage and it will be consumed quickly, I think it would be fine.
534938
I use them on my gas range top and in the oven. They are VERY thin metal and heat up quickly and very hot. The handles get HOT as they are stainless (metal conducts heat). They are just an Ok pan for quick use. Very cheap, so expect them to not last very long.
2219832
I have had no problem using them on high heat. This is a fine set of cookware.
1701553
I bought these as a gift but I do not think the handles are heat resistant.
2156213
They can hold hot liquid and if you only fill 1/2 way and they would work. I have used them for hit food and soup
770860
They are designed to keep you from being cut while wearing...I know of no claim about being heat resistant.
386766
As mentioned by everyone else - Yes they are perfect for individual use. My only complaint would be if you use for cooking, as my daughter has allergies and couldn't always have the food we had, she only got one serving as we all had left overs. Also the food cooked much faster so had to be put into oven later. BUT yes to your question - one serving of soup is PERFECT!
1819003
Yes. I haven't tested them in an oven hotter than 350 but I think they can withstand up 400 degrees. I don't recall seeing that info in the box.
2254142
Yes, they can be used for hot soup. Restaurants have put my hot soup in these containers for to go orders as well as leftovers.
1559350
I have not used them in the microwave but I would think so as glass is usually tempered to withstand heat. You'd re-heat soup since they're soup bowls.
1331706
Although I have not used them for soup, I do believe if you soak them for a few hours then add them to the soup they should tender up enough. I cannot guarantee that they will serve well in a soup, I use mine to grow wheat grass to grind into juice. Let us know what and how it all turns out!
81089
I have found them to be mostly leak proof. On occasion I have overfilled the soup container. When I do that there is a bit of soup in the bottom of the warming can. It is a case of operator error.
2041615
Yes, I haven't had any problem with them. They just aren't microwave safe for more than a minute (as in, don't heat up soup, but a quick zap of cold tea is fine).
2272056
Keep these away from your stovetop, they are not heat resistant at all. I can't really complain since they are inexpensive and are made of plastic. Just be warned.
667811
They are food grade, no problem there at all. Been using them for years and so has a friend. IDK re yorkshire pudding. Read the specs online, not sure 100% re how much heat they can withstand.
2180999
I can't see why not, as long as they're no boiling. Pureeing soup etc. would be fine. I like mine so far.
1101515
no they are lightweight plastic and cannot handle microwave cooking... i have already thrown 2 of them away... would not buy again ... you are warned