Broken glass tray or dish — Caused by sudden temperature change

What does Broken glass tray/dish mean?

Glass baking trays or dishes may break if they are subjected to sudden temperature changes, such as being placed in a cold or wet environment immediately after being removed from a hot oven. This is a common issue with glassware due to thermal shock.

• Placing a hot glass tray or dish into a cold environment too quickly.
• Placing a hot glass tray or dish onto cold or wet surfaces.
• Rapid cooling of the glass material after high-temperature cooking.

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1. 1

   Place the hot glass tray or dish onto a dry kitchen cloth or dish cross immediately after removing it from the oven.

2. 2

   Allow the glass item to cool down slowly and naturally at room temperature.

3. 3

   Avoid placing hot glass trays or dishes directly onto cold or wet surfaces, as this can cause thermal shock and breakage.

4. 4

   If the glass tray or dish is already broken, carefully dispose of the fragments and purchase a new oven-safe accessory as a replacement.