07-13-18 23:47 Ruth Hanschka wrote to Ed Vance about Re: Silicon in the oven?
Howdy! Ruth,

 RH> {at}MSGID: 
 > Howdy!,

 > We bought a 2 piece Silicone Ball Ice Cube Tray.

 > On the packageing it say something about making Cake Pops.

 > Can this be put in the Oven?

 RH>  I wouldn't, but some silicone baking pans are out there.  The pans
 RH> make me crazy, personally, but someone must have liked them.  Most of
 RH> the time cake pops are made of a mix of cake and frosting after the
 RH> cake is already baked. They're then dipped in a coating. I suppose one
 RH> could bake the cake around a stick and then dip it.

Thanks!, I've seen some silicone Spoons and Spatulas in Store Displays
saying something about they could be used up to 450 F Degrees heat (iirc).

As soft and flimsy as this Ball Ice Cube Tray was I wondered if the Maker
really meant using it in the Oven to bake Cake Pops.
That's why I asked about it in here.

If I want to know something about Cooking that isn't in any of the Cook
Books we have - I ask the COOKS.  Thank You.

I never had heard of Cake Pops before.
Maybe I ought to have looked in one of those Cook Books in the kitchen to
see if there is a Recipe for Cake Pops in them before asking here.

You knew how to make them, so I suppose Betty Crocker would know also. (?)

I won't try putting Cake Mix in that Tray and putting it in the oven to bake.

Thanks Again.

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