Pyrex Kitchenware
Great product, but did you buy the correct one? – There are two distinct companies… Pyrex and then there is PYREX, the capitalised PYREX is made from the proper borosilicate glass in France and can… Read more
even be used to cook on a bench top. the other small type labelled Pyrex is not made from the same strong material… The “real” PYREX scratches less and can withstand higher temps and larger temperature variations… So do the research and buy the European standard. In either case follow instructions on where to rest a hot dish… I have owned even the small label ones (before I knew about this) and my baking tray of that ilk is over 10 years old and going…
never fails – Thick glass dish that is very easy to clean. the size is very good for pies quiches and more. the scolloped edges make it easy to mold pastries so… Read more
the can stay and not slide down the side when making in a hot oven.
i have had mine for over 8 years and its still going.
Excellent mugs – I've seen mixed reviews about this product but I have had mine for about a month now without any issues. Pros: Double wall makes mug not hot to… Read more
touch. No condensation on tables anymore. Microwave and Dishwasher safe (I have heard people saying cracking has occurred but I only use the top shelf of my dishwasher for them so they don't get hit with heavy plates etc that would create cracks). Doesn't stain! So no more coffee stains to scrub out. Come with a two year warranty. Cons: The brand does say to avoid sudden temperature changes (but I still haven't had a problem). You can't put them down with heavy force (but I use coasters under mine anyway). So even though they have cons, the pros definitely outweigh them and I'm really happy with mine.