I plan on using these outside in a barrel woodstove to boil sap for maple syrup, do you think these will hold up to the heat/flame?
85186
My husband and I used them for the same thing. It worked great but we had to reinforce the edges and we added handles.
85187
yes they will. just dont put them on the fire empty. I made 2+ gallons of maple syrup with these pans. boiled down over 80 gallons of sap. ( 2 batches)
1007146
Yes. I actually use them for putting logs in my woodstove... very hot work.
1344668
Sorry, I don't know the answer to that. We use these strictly in our home wood burning stove, not in a BBQ.
529126
I would say beware of these. I had to throw them away because 2 of them caught fire as I was using them just to cook on the stovetop.
889520
They are pretty sturdy,but I don't know how they wil hold up in the high heat. I have mine mounted in my garage to hold my extension cords.
938918
Hello;I purchased these gloves for the same reason. So I could handle cast iron pots on an open fire. I feel that the way they are made, you should have no problems. Just from experience, these gloves can handle hot logs and hot cast iron. Just don't leave your hands in the fire too long :)
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I Think if you use them on a porch where they can be under cover and away from direct sunlight they would be alright, i am using mine in a old 6 cup sugar mold in front of my fire place, hope this was able to help you some.
965599
To help you out I sprayed some on a strip of white pine. I held it over the gas burner on my stove. It offers some protection. Just how long it would hold up, I don't know? Lee
1958869
I have made chocolate shot glasses with them, using melted chocolate, so I do know that they will stand up to heat, if that was what you were wondering~ I hope that helps?
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I've got two of these I use. They work great. They can withstand high temperatures on the stove. That is not the issue. You must always remember to turn the stove on low and then slowly bring it up to desired temperature. Can't place these on a very hot burner. Will damage. Must start low and slow and then bring up. If you do that - they are great cooking vessels.
1456011
I would not recommend it. They are thin plastic and would not hold up to much heat.
1685907
They are wood, so they will not melt. If exposed to extreme heat (like 500+ degrees or on the grill) they might discolor or even char, but should be fine for normal uses. They might pick up a little discoloration from a marinade unlike the silicone ones, but should not be a problem.
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I would think that would be fine as they are Stainless Steel. Having said that it could depend on how how hot the heat. AS can warp.
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Heat resistent, YES. However will warp and burn if directly on/nect to a burner. Be careful if you have to trim them in any way. Use an extremely sharp blade and do not bend them, otherwise they will not straighten out very well.
1784947
In my experience they handle high heat cooking better than cast iron pans (I own these as well). They are much less likely to scorch.
578774
I used mine on the exterior of the piping on my pellet stove... It would survive but if in really hot, direct flames but might eventually burn off, I think it would work if it's just getting the ends of the yellow flames.
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They are acrylic...I would prefer glass but for around a campfire, I guess acrylic is okay!