Are the stoneware crocks microwave safe?
613224
Per Owner's Guide, The Stoneware is microwave safe but the lids are NOT.http://demandware.edgesuite.net/aamb_prd/on/demandware.static/Sites-crock-pot-Site/Sites-crock-pot-Library/default/v1407583503811/documents/instruction-manuals/SCRMTD307-DK_43_13658116.PDF
613225
yes they are...wife nukes her candy melts all the time in the crocks.. just keep the lids out
613226
I have microwaved food in the stoneware without problems. That said, I don't know what the manufacturer says about this practice.
2254197
The lids both the top lid and the lid the utensils attach to for transport are not microwave safe. I think they are both white and the color pieces are microwave friendly. I hope that clarifies it for you.
1968311
Absolutely they are microwave and dishwasher safe. I don't have Nordic ware (except for cake pans, LOL) so I can't compare, but I believe these are such a great deal that I've purchased 4 of them. And, as someone else also mentioned, they are SUPER easy to clean, even if you let something dry in them overnight... :)
1635968
No these are not microwave safe it has a silver metal edge. I bought this set a week or so ago and couldn't be more happy. This set is for my everyday use so I keep microwave safe dishes in the drawer beneath my microwave then transfer from that to the porcelain. This set is very nice and has a lot of dishes per setting and you cannot beat the price. Hope this answers your question.
817811
I'm not concerned about the material. It feels and looks like what you would expect from stoneware. If you think about ceramic bowls with the handle that some restaurants use to serve French Onion Soup, you'll understand why it is non-stick. Stoneware is basically a ceramic (i.e., earthenware) that is fired at a much higher temperature. So, it is suitable for use in a microwave (all ceramics cannot be put in a microwave). Get yourself a set...you won't regret it!
253436
No they are not microwave safe. They will melt after 20 seconds. Recommend pouring out of container into a mw sage bowl
884599
Yes. It says so on the packaging as well as microwave safe. I've been washing them and have had no problems.
543203
NO, not microwave safe. I hand wash mine. I use them for entertaining outside on our patio and everyone remarks on how nice they look.
1850400
Yes, microwave safe. I bought a set of six a few months ago and make instant coffee with them everyday after heating water in them.
458220
I have two sets and have no clue. But it does say they are microwave and dishwasher safe whatsoever it is they are made from.
1883509
Yes! Microwave safe..... But do be very careful when washing... If the glass slips off your hand.... Say good bye!
1490359
Yes they are microwave and dishwasher safe. I haven't microwaved them for more than a minute though
571637
The glass would be, but I'm not sure why you'd microwave them. I really don't know about the lids. Since they're dishwasher safe, I'd imagine it would be, but, I'd write to the manufacturer to be sure. (EuroCuisine).
519211
It says on the package that they are microwave safe. They even market the little one as being able to be used for the microwave.
75728
On One Hand: Microwave Safe According to ThePotteries.org, stoneware is clay--sometimes mixed with stone and flint--that is fired at temperatures between 2,000 and 2,300 Fahrenheit, causing the ingredients to fuse together. The high-temperature firing makes stoneware extremely durable. Stoneware is safe for microwave heating but, according to stoneware manufacturer Pfaltzgraff, should not be used with a microwave browning element. On the Other: Risk of Cracking Pfaltzgraff cautions that sudden temperature extremes may cause stoneware to crack. When you take a hot dish out of the microwave, do not place it on a wet surface or handle it using a wet cloth because the colder water may cause the dish to break. Bottom Line Stoneware dinnerware can withstand the microwave oven, but once it is heated, contact with cool or wet surfaces can cause it to crack Avoid using stoneware under microwave browning elements because they can damage the dish.
309654
Yes they are microwave safe and you can pour boiling hot water into them for tea, also dishwasher safe
309656
I think so. They are a very thick glass. I wouldn't think twice about putting one in the microwave.