non-microwaveable

the ceramic bowl was beautiful but non-microwaveable, so i couldn't heat my soup in it.

we carefully checked the label to ensure the dish was non-microwaveable before placing it on the table.

despite being non-microwaveable, the cast iron skillet provided excellent heat distribution for searing.

the antique silver platter was stunning, but obviously non-microwaveable and purely decorative.

knowing the glass container was non-microwaveable, i used a different one for reheating leftovers.

the instructions clearly stated the container was non-microwaveable and should be hand-washed only.

i preferred using a regular pan instead of trying to microwave something in a non-microwaveable pot.

the restaurant’s elegant china was, of course, non-microwaveable, requiring a different approach to warming.

even though it was non-microwaveable, the stoneware casserole dish retained heat exceptionally well.

we had to use a separate pot because the one we wanted was non-microwaveable.

the label warned that the container was non-microwaveable and could shatter if heated.