Can you use these plates in the oven?
84769
I have never put a plate in the oven. I have put it in the micro-wave however. I checked out the Fiestaware website: http://www.fiestafactorydirect.com/t-faqusecare.aspx and this was what they have to say regarding your question, "Yes. Your Fiesta is fully oven/microwave/dishwasher/and freezer safe. Our products are made to accommodate the food service/hotel industry professional consumer, providing a broad range of functionality. Features such as going from the freezer to the oven, oven to table, table to the dishwasher, and use in the microwave. So do not be afraid to use them! How high can the oven temperature be? Typically 350 degrees is very acceptable for dinnerware, while bakeware can reach 500 degrees. While all pieces are temperature safe to 500 degrees, we do not however recommend placing above or directly under direct flame.
84770
Yes! We don't own a microwave, so we bought fiestaware to use when we reheat stuff. The dinnerware is oven safe up to 350 degrees.
84771
I don't know if they are approved to be put in the oven, but I've done it on low temperatures and they were fine.
84772
I don't think you can. They are dishwasher safe and microwave safe, but none of the information I have says they are safe in the oven and I have never tried them in the oven. The bakeware pieces, of course, can be put in the oven, but I wouldn't try with the plates.
74878
Hello,No, these can not be used in the oven like stoneware. However, Fiesta does make dishes that can be used in the oven. Thanks!
1136756
I've never used them in the oven, but they are safe in the microwave, which can heat up food to a fairly high temp. The lids are definitely not safe in an oven, but, I would think that the glass could handle lower temps. To be sure I would try contacting the company.
903464
Yes and no. They can be cleaned in the dishwasher. I would not use them in the oven.
1399020
I do not believe that they are oven safe, although I am not sure. They are sold as ice cube trays.
974640
Never a stupid question!! I haven't used them in the oven, but the tops can go on while the food is pipping hot, I would use tin foil in such applications anyway. The reflection of heat from foil would create a wonderful toasty crust to most food.
1440016
Yes you can use these in both the oven and the microwave. However, even in the microwave they get quite hot, so I would recommend using a potholder when removing them from the oven.
1240556
I'm not sure. I bought the dishes to use for serving but understand they can be used for baking. Just remember, if you do bake in them they will be very hot!
1504389
Yes, but I would not freeze for extended periods of time, as the plate may slightly warp. The main problem would be temperature changes. Thaw in fridge, then microwave. These are very hardy plates.
2243113
Yep. They will get hot after a while (like most plates), but I use them in the microwave all the time.
1728385
I would not put a plate straight from the oven onto the placemat. They are made of plastic and would melt. I think a glass, metal or wooden trivet is what you would need.
782743
Not entirely sure. They stand up to the heat of the pan, so they should do okay in the oven. But in the same way, you should not put nonstick pans under the broiler, you maybe should not use these under the broiler as well.
251001
I don't know why not. there's nothing plastic on them that would melt or anything. I know I used to put my Revere Ware Dutch oven into the oven without incident, although I do prefer cast iron for that.
872460
I'm sure you could. I haven't used one thus far, but I'm sure you could use whatever you would in an oven. I take out the top shelf when I'm baking - otherwise things to cook too fast. I also set the temp 25 degrees less than recipe calls for.
1348352
I would not bake these in the oven as the outer part is made of plastic. I only use them to warm foods.
1530217
They are advertised to be oven safe. I personally have not used mine in the oven.
2276038
I wish I could help you but I have never used them in the oven. I would imagine they are, but I wouldn't put the lids in the oven. Use foil to cover instead.