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Can You Microwave Corelle? - Are Plates, Bowls, Cups Safe?

Modified: May 9, 2022 by Jennifer Lane · This post may contain affiliate links ·

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If you’ve ever bought any Corelle plates, bowls, dishes, or cups. You’ve probably wondered about whether or not it would be safe to place them in the microwave, perhaps to reheat food or as part of preparing a recipe. 

Corelle cups with plates on shelf

The good news is, YES, you can microwave your Corelle products, but with caution. 

There are a few things to note before you place any of your products into the microwave. We’ll outline the concerns and precautions you can take to make sure your Corelle lasts, and you don’t injure yourself. 

Using Your Corelle Products in the Microwave

Corelle plates, bowls, and other regular dishes are microwave-safe up to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. This makes them perfectly capable of handling being in the microwave. 

However, they become extremely hot while in the microwave and can scald users when pulling them out of the microwave. Using oven mitts or allowing your dishes to cool will help you prevent nasty burns.

Corelle dinerware on shelves

Many other Corelle products, such as handles, lids, and accessories, are not rated to handle high temperatures. It is generally advised to keep any of these items out of the microwave.

Products with rubber or plastic handles can melt in the microwave and can ruin your microwave. 

Also, be sure not to place any metal items in your microwave, as this will cause your microwave to explode. 

Lastly, be careful not to rapidly cool your glass dishes after heating them in the microwave. Rapidly heating and then cooling glassware can cause it to explode violently. 

Always be sure to allow your cookware to cool slowly and naturally to prevent accidents. 

Other Types of Plates In the Microwave:

Are you looking for other types of plates you can put in your microwave? Read our post about microwaving paper plates to see if it is safe.  

Or read or our review of the 4 best microwave-safe plate sets you can buy.

Can You Microwave Corelle - Wrapping Up

So, now you know all about microwaving many of your different Corelle products. Now you warm up that plate of food without fear!

References: 

https://www.corelle.com/support/frequently-asked-questions

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Always use extreme caution when using your microwave. Never leave a microwave unattended while in operation.  If you see sparks or hear unusual sounds coming from your microwave immediately stop the microwave.  All microwaves are different and cook with different power, adjust accordingly.  These articles are for informational purposes only and are not intended as advice.  Always consult your user manual before putting anything in your microwave.  Use your microwave oven only for its intended use as described in the instruction manual.

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