About this item
Highlights
- Classic fluted edges on sides for a classic look
- Glazed porcelain finish
- Microwave, dishwasher, freezer safe and oven safe up to 450 degrees
- Holds up to 14oz
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Threshold™: Quality & Design / Casual classics for house and home.
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Q: Are these actually oven safe? Purchased one recently and the label on the bottom says dishwasher and microwave safe, but nothing about the oven. There seems to be conflicting information on the pages for other Threshold ramekins.
A: Hi J - Great question! These handy ramekins are oven-safe making them a beautifully versatile way to prepare some of your favorite recipes. Thanks for stopping by! - Shelly
submitted byShelly H - 7 years agoTarget staff supportA: I was SUPER disappointed when it claims "oven safe" on the website description and when I went to pick it up, it only read "dishwasher and microwave safe". TARGET, you need to do better@!
submitted bymememe - 2 years ago
Q: What size is this about 8 ounces?
A: They hold a tad more than 12 oz of liquid. I measured water in a measuring cup and it was just above 12 oz, Then I filled individual measuring cups with the same water. It filled a 1 cup, a 1/2 cup, and 1/3 cup. This takes the water to the top of the vertical ridges, so there's still room at the top for expansion (or whatever). Hope this helps.
submitted byAlbum fan - 5 years agoA: I just don't see how this can only hold 4 oz, it has to be more than that. If the ramekin is 13 cm in dia and 6.6 cm deep, let's conservatively say that the interior of the ramekin is 10 cm x 4 cm. If that's the case, the volume is pi*R^2*h, which is (3.14)*(5cm)*(5cm)*(4cm), which is ~315 cc, or ~10.5 oz. Just throwing this out there for people with recipes that call for ramekins to be filled with ~8oz of 'stuff', which I know exist. Might want to head to the store to check this one out.
submitted byKevin - 8 years agoA: Hi Renee- Great question. These ramekins are great to display all the fun condiments or ingredients for prepping a great meal. They’re 6 inches wide and will hold four ounces. Thanks for asking. -Michelle
submitted byMichelle - 8 years agoTarget staff support
Q: Would this be safe for baking in the oven??
A: All of the other answers say they are oven safe up to 425°
submitted bybunnycat80 - 4 years agoA: They are oven-safe to 350 degrees.
submitted byKerryT - 8 years ago
Q: Are these safe to use in an air fryer?
A: Hello - We appreciate your interest in this item. It is Oven-Safe up to 450 Degrees, Microwave-Safe, Freezer-Safe, Dishwasher-Safe. We know you will like it. – Jacob
submitted byJacob - 9 months agoTarget staff support
Q: can you use these for french onion soup? They have to go under the broiler
A: Hello Victoriainhh - Thanks for stopping by! The Porcelain Ramekin by Threshold is not broiler safe – use with / under a broiler is NOT recommended. Happy shopping! - Beth
submitted byBeth - 2 years agoTarget staff support
Q: what is the max oven temperature for these? I can't find it in the product description.
A: Hello Kelli - Thanks for asking about these ramekins! They are oven safe to 450 F. Happy cooking! - Sokim
submitted bySokim - 2 years agoTarget staff support
Q: What are the EXACT outside measurements for the 14 oz ramekin? Not the 8 oz or the 10 oz....just the 14 oz....please! I don't need to know what it holds, I need to know how BIG it is.
A: Hello - The dimensions for the 14 oz ramekin is (Overall): 2.5 Inches (H) x 5 Inches (W) x 5 Inches (D). Thanks. - Marc
submitted byPetCaveBed - 3 years agoTarget staff support
Q: Can this dish be placed under the broiler?
A: Tilly- This item is not meant to be put under those high of temperatures. - Brea
submitted byBrea - 3 years agoTarget staff support
Q: Is this safe to use under the broiler for french onion soup?
A: Hi Mel - We appreciate you shopping for your kitchen at Target. This handy glazed porcelain ramekin is oven safe. Thanks! - Philip
submitted byPhilip - 5 years agoTarget staff support
Q: Can these be put in the freezer after making a chicken pot pie but not baking it but freezing it first and then baking at a later time?
A: Hi Vicki - Thanks for asking about these ramekins! They may be placed in the freezer. We hope this helps with your decision! - Dee
submitted byDee - 5 years agoTarget staff support
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