Can You Put A Nonstick Pan In The Oven?

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Are you a huge fan of baking food? Have you ever tried to put your frying pan in an oven? If you are like most of us, you have probably fried something instead of baking it because of the fear that the pan might be damaged if it is put in an oven. We have all been there. So, which pans can go in the oven? Can you put a nonstick pan in the oven without damaging its nonstick coating?

Well, we are about to find that out. This post will help you learn if it is possible to use a pan in an oven without damaging the nonstick coating.

Determining if a Pan is Oven Safe

Several things will help you determine if a pan is oven safe or if the oven will damage the coating. Here are features that determine the possibility of putting a pan in an oven.

The Lids

You might have a pan that is completely oven-safe. It might not have any damages when placed in an oven. The lid, on the other hand, is a completely different situation. The construction of a pan’s lid might limit the level of heat it can take. That means that the lid might not maintain its integrity when it gets to certain temperatures.

Additionally, a lid with a plastic handle will possibly not be oven safe.

The Coating

Can you put a nonstick pan in the oven?

There are different types of coating, including Teflon and ceramic coatings. Even though these coatings are very efficient in preventing food from sticking, they all have certain temperatures that they cannot reach. For that reason, you might have a limitation of the temperature levels that you can reach when cooking with them in an oven.

Some are completely not oven safe.

The Handles

You might also have a pan that can go in an oven and maintain the structure and quality. The handles, on the other hand, might not be oven-safe. If you have a pan that has silicone or rubber handles, you should make sure that you know its limits before you decide that you want to put it in an oven.

Teflon

Teflon is one of the nonstick coatings that is used in pans. Can Teflon go in the oven? Well, according to what most manufacturers recommend, you can put Teflon pans in the oven but avoid exceeding 350 degrees Fahrenheit.

Note: You still have to check what the manufacturer recommends before you use an oven.

Ceramic

The ceramic coating in a pan can be created in different ways. The possibility of using the nonstick pan in the oven will depend on the construction. Most nonstick ceramic pans will have a limit of 350 degrees Fahrenheit, the same as the Teflon coating.

Calphalon

The Calphalon coating is similarly as popular. They are likely oven-safe, although they have limitations. Although most pans are limited to 350 degrees Fahrenheit, there is a possibility of the pan going past that temperature without being damaged.

Conclusion

You can put a nonstick pan in the oven, although there might be an added limitation. Make sure to check the packaging or manual so that you know the manufacturer’s recommendation when it comes to putting the pan in an oven.

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Can Nonstick Pans go in the Oven?