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I think it depends on the process or what a particular utensil is made of (percentage of synthetic rubber bonded with silicone), but I' think that most silicone cooking utensils say heat resistant up to 600 degrees (F). I'm not sure about putting it in constant heat.
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Well I cooked for the first time with the cast iron. The bacon went well but the eggs were a little more difficult. I broke 3 eggs
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http://www.goldaskitchen.com/merchan...d=13016&step=4
I just bought one of those. Hopefully it does what I want it to do
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