Is It Safe to Put a Cold Glass Baking Dish in the Oven?

Learn why you shouldn't put a cold glass baking dish directly into a hot oven and how to avoid thermal shock.

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Avoid putting a cold glass baking dish directly into a hot oven, as it can lead to thermal shock, causing the dish to crack or shatter. Instead, allow the dish to warm up gradually by letting it sit at room temperature first. For best safety practices, follow the manufacturer's guidelines on the specific glassware.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What happens if you put a cold glass dish in the oven? It can crack or shatter due to thermal shock.
  2. How should I prepare a glass baking dish for the oven? Let the dish warm up to room temperature before placing it in the oven.
  3. Are all glass baking dishes safe for the oven? Always check the manufacturer's guidelines for specific safety instructions regarding your glass bakeware.
  4. What materials can withstand thermal shock? Borosilicate glass is more resistant to thermal shock than regular glass.

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