What is the real temperature these can be used up to? The box says 428, but I was using it at 450 to bake frozen fish, because Qvc said up to 500 ?
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Honestly, I haven't used them yet (I bought 2). Good to know you have used them at 450. I didn't know they were sold on QVC, just don't have time to watch that channel, but I like the things they sell. Sorry I could not help you. sb
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Don't know the exact temperature but they are pretty good. I use my roaster and crockpot on them. I also set my boiling water pot on them. So far so good.
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I baked some Tandori chicken in it at 475 and it left burn marks on the pan that I am unable to remove. So I say keep it below 450.
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Most non-stick coatings won't survive over 450 degrees or so. I think oven self-clean cycles are at &gt;500 degrees.
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Hi Vero! Great question. Yes they will make it in a 460F oven temperature under normal use with a couple of points to keep in mind. We tested our mats at higher temperatures than 480F which is why we felt confident rating them at a top heat resistance of 480F. That being said, if you use them as an oven liner even at a temperature lower than 460F they will become damaged because they will be too close to the heating element of most stoves. Also, if the food you are cooking on them burns (for any reason food may normally burn in the oven) the mats will be damaged even if the temperature was below 460F. I hope this answers your question! Hi Vero! Great question. Yes they will make it in a 460F oven temperature under normal use with a couple of points to keep in mind. We tested our mats at higher temperatures than 480F which is why we felt confident rating them at a top heat resistance of 480F. That being said, if you use them as an oven liner even at a temperature lower than 460F they will become damaged because they will be too close to the heating element of most stoves. Also, if the food you are cooking on them burns (for any reason food may normally burn in the oven) the mats will be damaged even if the temperature was... » Read More Hi Vero! Great question. Yes they will make it in a 460F oven temperature under normal use with a couple of points to keep in mind. We tested our mats at higher temperatures than 480F which is why we felt confident rating them at a top heat resistance of 480F. That being said, if you use them as an oven liner even at a temperature lower than 460F they will become damaged because they will be too close to the heating element of most stoves. Also, if the food you are cooking on them burns (for any reason food may normally burn in the oven) the mats will be damaged even if the temperature was below 460F. I hope this answers your question! « Show Less
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I am imagining that you could go 500⁰F as well. I bake mine at 475⁰ without a problem. I recommend this pan, and also the Chicago Metallic Commercial II Non-Stick Perforated Baguette Pan for thinner loaves. Chicago Metallic Commercial II Non-Stick Perforated Baguette Pan
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According to the manual, the temps are (in Fahrenheit):WARM: 165SIMMER: 185LOW: 200HIGH: 212(I haven't tested these yet with a thermometer, but I plan to. I'm tired of ruined meals due to overcooking.)
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It seems to be listed as 500*F but I've had mine up to 750* on my Big Green Egg. Not recommending that, just saying that it worked fine.I always try to get it in while preheating so it heats slowly and then I leave it in when I shut it down, so it cools slowly.
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If I recall the temp went to 450" the problem was at the outer edges the pan would heat about 1/2 in. The rest of the pan was cold. It is difficult to return an item through Amazon after 30 days. This company did not respond to my emails on their webpage. The phone number rang but no one was at the other end. I just didn't have the time to try and repackage and send back the problem to Cucina. Please buy the insurance for this product if you buy it. There were other comments that were similar to mine regarding the heating mechanism . I hope this helps. Good Luck, Joan. Save the box because my problem began over 3 months since the purchase.
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the highest temperature i have used them to make chocolate cubes was 350 degrees.But they should okay to @ 450 without any problems.
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I have baked muffins @ 350. I don't know if they can tolerate a higher temperature. I was very happy though with the results. Hope this is helpful.
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That must be a mistake on the labeling. I've been cooking for nearly 70 years and have never seen a skillet that withstands 800 degree heat, at least nothing that is advertised that way. The only time my oven is set for 500 is baking a pizza on a pizza stone.
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All silicone utensils I have had are good for high temps so I would ASSUME these are as well. I have never used any of mine past 425 degrees.
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I have baked in them. I've never tested them out at a very very high temperature personally (just haven't had the need). But they've always performed just fine for me at common oven temps like around 350 degrees.
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We never cooked anything that needed that high temp. It did consistently reach 375 degrees. The cooker quit working after a few months so we had to get another fryer from a different company. Needless to say, we were not real pleased with the fryer.
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I am not sure about the baking temp. I use these for soy candle tarts. I have only poured 125 degree wax into them. Sorry
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I have used mine for almost a year and often bake veggies with olive oil at 400 or 425. I haven't tried a lot of sugar on things at a high temp though. Slight brown staining on the one I use most. Love these things. Easy cleanup and no sticking.