Can this bowl be used safely and effectively on a stove top burner to heat or cook foods?
739644
I would say "no" if you just purchased this item and it is the heavy stoneware of recent manufacture. I have some of the original grab-its produced by Corning and I do use the top of the stove for some foods. The original CorningWare bakeware which was first introduced in 1958, was made of a glass-ceramic material that could be used on the stove, in the oven and under the broiler.
739645
I would strongly advise against it altho' I've never tried----they are after all advertised as nuke and oven safe and I've not encountered any problems when using them in eithercheersbob
739646
don't think so ...or at least I've never try it for stove top just microwave.
739647
Not that I'm aware of and I'm certainly not planning on trying it for such. Better stick with good ole pots and pans for the stove top.
739648
DEFINITELY NOT ! ! This says in multiple places that it is bakeware made from stone that is glazed. It is NOT THE SAME as the original Corningware Pyroceram which could be used on the stove top. Most of the stovetop pyroceram ones are large and not convenient one serving size like this is, but they do make some of the smaller ones. Keep looking if you want the original. The original also has the advantage of being a type of fused glass that is MUCH stronger when dropped and very unlikely to be broken or chipped ! !
699557
Yes, it can be used on the stove top as long as the enamel on the bottom is not chipped.
1597656
I wouldn't. It says "perfect for oven, microwave and refrigerator" - I think it would include stovetop if it were safe.
425100
I can't think of any reason why not. It is not very large or very heavy, so should not be at risk of causing breakage. I use it on my induction cooktop, which is glass. Make sure the burner is no larger than the flat part of the pan bottom though (the pan has a rounded outer edge).
805223
This is not a good idea for a stove top or a hot plate, you should use a stand wire grid with flame for heat adjustment for this glass wear. Reason I say that is heat absorption for the surface may not be sufficient to keep it from cracking the Corning Pyrex base.. If you do you better test it with water with salt and keep an eye on it. Be ready to shut it down if it cracks.
34329
No it is not meant for stove tops of any kind, just put boiling waater in it.
190394
if you mean on a heated stove, no. The glaze will eventually crack and possibly the bottom may leak, believe me years ago I tried this . Bonnie S
6730
I do NOT believe Pyrex can be used on a burner of any kind. Oven or microwave only, as far as I know--never on the stovetop.
27608
I would say so, however, I would be very careful, that item is extremely heavy, so take care on how you put it on your stove, if it should slip out of your hand, you could damage your stove top.
285306
I have mircowaved mine for short periods of time, to soften butter or warm milk, something like that, and it has been fine. I am not sure I would use it to cook anything in, I am very protective of my Mason Cash mixing bowls and would hate to break one.
185253
It is safe to pour hot food or liquid into these bowls. They are not safe, however, for direct heat so you can not use them to cook with direct heat on a stove. I don't think they are intended to go into an oven either. They are not cookware. But hot liquids in a mixing bowl is fine.
1891723
Not a good idea; not even safe unless cooking oil directly on the stove burner sounds like fun to you. I also do not think direct contact with a heating element or gas flame is a good idea; the wire mesh is a fairly fine gauge and it likely to get hotter than you want.
802351
No I wouldn't use it on a stove top. I bought this for my granddaughter and she does, however heat water in the microway in it.
2616
I wouldn't use it that way. It's designed to have hot liquid dispensed into it, not have heat directly applied to it from a stove top. I think the glass might crack/break.
30264
You could. But you would have to stay away from the burners and any surface that is exposed to excessive heat.
1032132
ABSOLUTELY !!! I use it stove top at high temps to sear meat before using as a crockpot. I bring soups and stews to a boil on the stovetop before using crockpot to simmer. It's an amazing buy and worth every penny.
2199831
Yes to use on stove top, that's exactly what it's made to do. You cannot put this in microwave.