can these be used to cook stuff in the oven, like stoneware?
74877
It's similar to Pyrex so yes but I would only use the dishes that are made for the oven like the casseroll dish
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!
74879
Ignore those saying these cannot be used in the oven. They can. All Fiesta pieces are oven safe. Even their salt and pepper shakers. Not that you'd need to put a salt shaker in the oven but the point is all their pieces are made out of the same material. Visit the manufacturer website fiestafactorydirect.com to verify. We use these in the oven all the time. Perfect for cooking on or to keep someone's plate warm if they're runnjng late for dinner.
74880
Made in the USA by the Homer Laughlin China Company, Fiesta Dinnerware is lead free, microwave-, dishwasher-, and oven-safe, and even comes with a 5 Year Chip Replacement Manufacturer's Warranty.
1906814
Yes they can, but be prepared for the outside to have that burned look on the pan from the high heat. I have this set and they cook very well. You may want to use the cast iron for really high heat if you want to keep the white pristine ceramic look.
1515528
I'm sorry but we have not used them for oven baking. We use them for soup and cereal only.
1033081
Yes, you sure could use these in your oven as long as you remove the detachable handle. However I would recommend you use a type of non-stick spray so it would be easy to clean. These pans are absolutely great for my 5th wheel because they are very good quality and they take up less space than any other set I know of.
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!
2003929
I have not used them in the oven. Even though the cookware is sturdy they could possibly with stand the heat of the oven just like any other aluminum cookware would.
1348352
I would not bake these in the oven as the outer part is made of plastic. I only use them to warm foods.
1416700
Yes, but the stone must be hot already (same for making bread). What we do for cookies is leave a baking stone in the oven (not this one, but a flat one with no handles) and use thick aluminum trays with parchment paper on top. That way the stone can stay hot while changing out cooking trays which heat really fast. But, if you only have a few cookies, it would work just fine. We got this stone mostly for breads/pizzas.
1471480
To answer your question, yes. Pizza stones by default are designed to be used in the oven. Not to be THAT person, but this question was already answered. Always be sure to check out others' questions because they usually have a lot of responses already, which makes the information you get that much more comprehensive. On a side note, this product is not very good. As a bit of an amateur pizza maker, I returned mine; there are much better products out there! The stone is very thin, the peel is not very good, and the cutter is rubbish. You're better off spending a few more bucks and getting a nice one.
1240661
I don't think you can cook in them or put them in an oven. I was even afraid to put them in the dish washer as I use hot water cycle but they survived that. These are more of serveware than cookware!
333062
They can be used in the oven, yes. I've used them at up to 400, and I wouldn't hesitate to crank it up from there, though the metal isn't overly thick, so unevenness might be an issue at higher temps.
1512672
Sure. Just set the temperature, and the amount of time you want them to bake. We use the oven for a lot of things besides making toast.
1401987
These are like stoneware. But using pot holders works well. I haven't seen any damage from the heat.
433572
They can not be used in an oven. The handles are bakelite therefore they can not be placed in an heated oven. knight68
389681
They're extremely hard plastic. The stove top and oven can get pretty hot and they still look new. So, I'd probably say yes as long as you are not placing it directly near or on the burner or on the oven door.
692720
Yes thats what i have, can also put them in oven. Only problem i had, was that cheapo tools that came with set were packed broken.
1182468
I just used them like the came in the package and they worked fine. However, once they had to absorb moisture, you can dry them in the oven, even if they don't seem wet.