Kohl's has 22-Piece Pyrex Glass Food Storage Set on sale for $25.49 when you follow the deal instructions below. Choose free store pickup where available.
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Plastic lids on my Pyrex set have all broken after light use and not for that long. I was surprised because I had always thought highly of Pyrex as the top brand in the like.
That's because PYREX and pyrex aren't the same thing.
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How do you determine which model glass they are and what are the differences?
They are all soda lime after Corning sold off the brand. I believe they might still make some measuring cups borosilicate, maybe someone else can confirm.
Basically if it says no stovetop or no broiler, that's soda lime with it's blue green tint. Borosilicate can take all the direct flame like your science Bunsen burner and has a yellowish edge when polished.
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Uhm.. What?
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"Instant Brands continues to license the pyrex (lowercase) trademark for their tempered soda-lime glass line of kitchenware products and related accessories sold in the United States, South America, and Asia. In Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, the PYREX (all uppercase) trademark is licensed by International Cookware for bakeware that has been made of borosilicate and soda-lime glass, stoneware, metal plus vitroceramic cookware"
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I like Pyrex stuff and have purchased my fair share over the years but was just telling my wife the other day how I wish more storage containers would be square/rectangular instead of circular to more efficiently fit in the fridge and pantry. It may just be my OCD but I despise seeing all of the dead space in between dishes. I get that a round design is easier for scooping/mixing/serving but it is inefficient in every other way. - OCD annoyances
I like Pyrex stuff and have purchased my fair share over the years but was just telling my wife the other day how I wish more storage containers would be square/rectangular instead of circular to more efficiently fit in the fridge and pantry. It may just be my OCD but I despise seeing all of the dead space in between dishes. I get that a round design is easier for scooping/mixing/serving but it is inefficient in every other way. - OCD annoyances
Has anyone found a 3rd party that sells quality lids for these bowls? The Pyrex lids crack after a year or two of use and I'd love to replace the lids rather than buy a new set.
Has anyone found a 3rd party that sells quality lids for these bowls? The Pyrex lids crack after a year or two of use and I'd love to replace the lids rather than buy a new set.
I haven't had that problem. Do you use the lids in the microwave or expose to high heat?
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So there's a chance it'll get cheaper at Kohls for the holiday but who knows with inflation.
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Basically if it says no stovetop or no broiler, that's soda lime with it's blue green tint. Borosilicate can take all the direct flame like your science Bunsen burner and has a yellowish edge when polished.
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"Instant Brands continues to license the pyrex (lowercase) trademark for their tempered soda-lime glass line of kitchenware products and related accessories sold in the United States, South America, and Asia. In Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, the PYREX (all uppercase) trademark is licensed by International Cookware for bakeware that has been made of borosilicate and soda-lime glass, stoneware, metal plus vitroceramic cookware"
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I also like the rectangular ones too.
So there's a chance it'll get cheaper at Kohls for the holiday but who knows with inflation.
So there's a chance it'll get cheaper at Kohls for the holiday but who knows with inflation.
So there's a chance it'll get cheaper at Kohls for the holiday but who knows with inflation.
I also like the rectangular ones too.
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