Would this work well when the microwave is used for regular 'microwave' function (instead of convection or baking)?
89256
I only have a microwave. I am not sure about the convection fan.I think I would experiment with a baked potatoe for the convectionand see how it goes.
4526
Yes, I have used it to heat up milk in a 700 watt microwave oven for about 30 seconds, then shook it to mix up the milk.
2141867
Yes it can, but you need to remove the cover and cut the beeper wire... I've done this on our last two microwaves and it does not affect other functions at all. An easy small victory!
1842313
my microwave is not 2 feet from oven, in fact it is above in a built out cabinet space. it functions just fine. now, i don't use my conventional oven much and i have never used it at the same time as the microwave, but so far, i have had no problems with this microwave oven...i love it.
1745324
I don't think I would put a microwave on it but a toaster oven but be fine. A small microwave will be fine.
157518
I tried it. The Kitchen Timer button will not operate while the microwave oven is cooking.
1824872
I guess that depends. My microwave is very small, so I have to fold this thing up pretty tight so that the microwave's platter still rotates. It also takes extra time to get it all warmed up this way.
1882696
So far, they have worked well in that respect, but I only have a 750 watt microwave oven with rotating platform... What greater wattage ovens may do, I can't say, but I'd try them anyway...
1371157
Conventional/convection oven safe, yes. Not microwave oven safe. People sometimes bake cakes in steel mixing bowls.
287364
Absolutely! Best microwave I have ever had with some of the best features. We use if for more then heating up a cup of coffee.
846920
yes, that is where I use it, in my convection oven. Do not use it to microwave!
668068
I haven't, but I can't imagine it wouldn't work. Recommend cooking for 2 min 40 sec at 20% power for a 1100 watt microwave, and grease both top and bottom of inside with a tiny bit of melted butter.
1840032
I've only heated it in the microwave, which works great. The instructions say nothing about a conventional oven. My guess would be that it would not be safe.
573880
I doubt it. For one thing, it is too big for most microwave ovens. Second, what's being baked? Breads don't bake at all in microwaves. A glass or ceramic microwave bowl or casserole would be better for a microwave.
1556058
We have never used this in an ordinary oven other than the Whirlpool microwave convection, and then only on the crisper setting. Note, we had to replace our original crisper plate because I put it down on a hot element and melted the underside - so these are prone to melting from direct heat. I would think therefore it probably won't be suitable for a standard oven and the radiant heat in the convection oven comes from above.
1447907
Although I don't have a microwave convection oven, I don't think this pan can be used to bake cookies. It's mainly a crisper pan for making nicely browned bacon, sausage patties, frozen chicken nuggets, and frozen pizza or reheating leftover pizza. It's not for baking. You first get the pan hot for 3 minutes in the microwave then add whatever you're cooking so it gets a nice, brown crust. You can toast nuts nicely in about 3-4 minutes; reheat pizza in 1-2 minutes, cook a thin-crust frozen pizza in 8-10 minutes.
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No, it is not as efficient as a convection oven, it doesn't even "fry" food evenly