Walmart has 32-Piece Pyrex Simply Store Glass Food Storage & Bake Round Container Set w/ Multicolor Lids (1150032) on sale for $26.97. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (Free 30-Day Trial) or orders $35 or more.
Thanks to Community Member drezhere for sharing this deal.
Set includes (16 containers w/ lids):
5x 1-Cup round glass containers w/ Green plastic lids
Most items sold & shipped by Walmart.com can be returned for free, either to a store or by mail up to 90 Days after item is delivered. See the Walmart returns page for returns information.
Additional Information:
This offer is $3 less (10% savings) than our popular Frontpage Deal price of $29.97 from around 2 weeks ago which earned 45 thumbs up.
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars at Walmart based on over 375 customer reviews.
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Say hello to your kitchen’s hardest working hero., the popular Pyrex Simply Store 32 Piece Glass Food Storage Container Set with Multi Colored Lids. et of stackable glass food storage containers with lids solves all your food storage needs without taking up space. You will be ready for anything anytime, from weekly meal prep, freezing leftovers for later, packing lunches to go or sharing with friends. Durable, pure Pyrex glass stands up to the microwave, dishwasher and freezer. Because glass is stain and odor-resistant, your food keeps its fresh flavor. Plus, the color-coded airtight lids make organizing a breeze. Pyrex 32-Piece Set includes: Five 1-cup round glass storage containers with green plastic lid Six 2-cup round glass storage container with orange plastic lid Three 4-cup round glass storage container with blue plastic lid Two 7-cup round glass storage container with red plastic lid Color-coded airtight lids make organizing a breeze Multi-tasking storage solutions, made for every day Durable high-quality tempered glass Plastic lid fits snug over glass container to keep your food fresh Stain and odor resistant containers Dishwasher, freezer and microwave safe containers BPA-free plastic lid is freezer, microwave and top-rack dishwasher safe 2-year limited warranty on glass containers and plastic lid
Model Number:
1150032
Product SKU:
3213606366
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Walmart has 32-Piece Pyrex Simply Store Glass Food Storage & Bake Round Container Set w/ Multicolor Lids (1150032) on sale for $26.97. Shipping is free with Walmart+ (Free 30-Day Trial) or orders $35 or more.
Thanks to Community Member drezhere for sharing this deal.
Set includes (16 containers w/ lids):
5x 1-Cup round glass containers w/ Green plastic lids
Most items sold & shipped by Walmart.com can be returned for free, either to a store or by mail up to 90 Days after item is delivered. See the Walmart returns page for returns information.
Additional Information:
This offer is $3 less (10% savings) than our popular Frontpage Deal price of $29.97 from around 2 weeks ago which earned 45 thumbs up.
Rated 4.4 out of 5 stars at Walmart based on over 375 customer reviews.
Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.
Model: Pyrex Simply Store Glass Food Storage & Bake Container Set, 32 Piece with Multicolor Lids
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Corning originally owned the trademark for both PYREX and pyrex, but later licensed the use of the logos to other companies.
Composition
Corning originally made all Pyrex products with borosilicate glass, but the new owner switched to soda-lime glass to make the cookware more affordable.
Lab tools
Corning continues to make lab tools with borosilicate glass and label them PYREX.
Safety
Neither PYREX nor pyrex is 100% resistant to thermal shock, but PYREX is safer because it's less likely to break.
I believe this is the cheaper stuff which is licensed out to other companies. Please adjust your expectations accordingly.
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Just FYI.
Corning originally owned the trademark for both PYREX and pyrex, but later licensed the use of the logos to other companies.
Composition
Corning originally made all Pyrex products with borosilicate glass, but the new owner switched to soda-lime glass to make the cookware more affordable.
Lab tools
Corning continues to make lab tools with borosilicate glass and label them PYREX.
Safety
Neither PYREX nor pyrex is 100% resistant to thermal shock, but PYREX is safer because it's less likely to break.
I believe this is the cheaper stuff which is licensed out to other companies. Please adjust your expectations accordingly.
Corning originally owned the trademark for both PYREX and pyrex, but later licensed the use of the logos to other companies.
Composition
Corning originally made all Pyrex products with borosilicate glass, but the new owner switched to soda-lime glass to make the cookware more affordable.
Lab tools
Corning continues to make lab tools with borosilicate glass and label them PYREX.
Safety
Neither PYREX nor pyrex is 100% resistant to thermal shock, but PYREX is safer because it's less likely to break.
I believe this is the cheaper stuff which is licensed out to other companies. Please adjust your expectations accordingly.
Thanks for the information. Here are some FAQ's from their website:
Where can I place my hot Pyrex® dish when taking it out of the oven?
Place the hot glass dish on a dry cloth, wood or cork trivet, potholder or dry wooden cutting board. To avoid sudden severe temperature changes to the glass, NEVER place hot glass on a cold or wet surface. Failure to follow the safeguards and instructions may result in personal injury and/or property damage.
Can my Pyrex® dish go directly from the refrigerator or freezer to the oven or microwave?
Although it is perfectly fine to take your Pyrex® glass dish from the refrigerator and put it directly into a completely preheated conventional or convection oven, we advise allowing your frozen dish to thaw completely before placing it in a completely preheated conventional or convection oven. Failure to follow the safeguards and instructions may result in personal injury and/or property damage.
Can my Pyrex® dish go directly from refrigerator or freezer to oven or microwave?
NO - Please allow the dish to come to room temperature before inserting into a preheated oven or microwave. Failure to follow the safeguards and instructions may result in personal injury and/or property damage.
Really like these. Got them on the deal last week which was a couple of dollars more. Be aware, the packaging for these sucks. If the delivery process isn't careful the whole way through, there will be glass everywhere. Walmart won't make you return them, but the replacement process is a mess ...if they're in store buy there.
As deals go on these, this one's pretty good, especially for a starter set (any lower-quality notwithstanding, but even soda-lime glass can be tempered, and these probably are).
For those with existing sets, need a deal on just the three largest sizes. Otherwise there's too many of the small ones decorating the wall in the back of the cabinet lol.
I bought a set when it was at $30. You can only buy it online and have shipped, and mine came broken. Easy to return in store, but I didn't get a replacement shipped as I figured it'd be just as likely to break when shipped again. Instead I got a slightly different set Sam's Club had on sale at the time.
Thanks for the information. Here are some FAQ's from their website:
Where can I place my hot Pyrex® dish when taking it out of the oven?
Place the hot glass dish on a dry cloth, wood or cork trivet, potholder or dry wooden cutting board. To avoid sudden severe temperature changes to the glass, NEVER place hot glass on a cold or wet surface. Failure to follow the safeguards and instructions may result in personal injury and/or property damage.
Can my Pyrex® dish go directly from the refrigerator or freezer to the oven or microwave?
Although it is perfectly fine to take your Pyrex® glass dish from the refrigerator and put it directly into a completely preheated conventional or convection oven, we advise allowing your frozen dish to thaw completely before placing it in a completely preheated conventional or convection oven. Failure to follow the safeguards and instructions may result in personal injury and/or property damage.
Can my Pyrex® dish go directly from refrigerator or freezer to oven or microwave?
NO - Please allow the dish to come to room temperature before inserting into a preheated oven or microwave. Failure to follow the safeguards and instructions may result in personal injury and/or property damage.
So which is it, "perfectly fine" or "NO"???
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I would say perfectly fine if you just keep those few things in mind to avoid the slim chance of an incident occurring. We have used Pyrex for decades and I purchased this set. We always sit it on potholders when removing it from the oven. I let it acclimate for a few minutes when transferring from the refrigerator to the oven, but it looks like they recommend longer. I think it is good to use.
I'm happy enough with the cheaper soda lime glass, but so far the lids that come with Pyrex are downright awful. I have plenty of glass without lids because they crack after a year or so.
Maybe I'm not supposed to use them in the microwave or put them in the dishwasher, but what garbage they must be if they can't be used like that.
I'm happy enough with the cheaper soda lime glass, but so far the lids that come with Pyrex are downright awful. I have plenty of glass without lids because they crack after a year or so.
Maybe I'm not supposed to use them in the microwave or put them in the dishwasher, but what garbage they must be if they can't be used like that.
My Pyrex lids are still perfect after 5+ years of use. They always go in the dishwasher but never the microwave. Wonder if that's the difference
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My Pyrex lids are still perfect after 5+ years of use. They always go in the dishwasher but never the microwave. Wonder if that's the difference
That could definitely be the case, though honestly I would have expected cracking as a result of weakening from high pH of the dishwasher and not microwave. Whatever the reason, my original dark blue lids are trashed. I do have a newer set with color-coded lids that's approaching a year; maybe those are better (though they appear to be made of the same HDPE or PP or whatever it is).
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Corning originally owned the trademark for both PYREX and pyrex, but later licensed the use of the logos to other companies.
Composition
Corning originally made all Pyrex products with borosilicate glass, but the new owner switched to soda-lime glass to make the cookware more affordable.
Lab tools
Corning continues to make lab tools with borosilicate glass and label them PYREX.
Safety
Neither PYREX nor pyrex is 100% resistant to thermal shock, but PYREX is safer because it's less likely to break.
I believe this is the cheaper stuff which is licensed out to other companies. Please adjust your expectations accordingly.
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Corning originally owned the trademark for both PYREX and pyrex, but later licensed the use of the logos to other companies.
Composition
Corning originally made all Pyrex products with borosilicate glass, but the new owner switched to soda-lime glass to make the cookware more affordable.
Lab tools
Corning continues to make lab tools with borosilicate glass and label them PYREX.
Safety
Neither PYREX nor pyrex is 100% resistant to thermal shock, but PYREX is safer because it's less likely to break.
I believe this is the cheaper stuff which is licensed out to other companies. Please adjust your expectations accordingly.
Corning originally owned the trademark for both PYREX and pyrex, but later licensed the use of the logos to other companies.
Composition
Corning originally made all Pyrex products with borosilicate glass, but the new owner switched to soda-lime glass to make the cookware more affordable.
Lab tools
Corning continues to make lab tools with borosilicate glass and label them PYREX.
Safety
Neither PYREX nor pyrex is 100% resistant to thermal shock, but PYREX is safer because it's less likely to break.
I believe this is the cheaper stuff which is licensed out to other companies. Please adjust your expectations accordingly.
Where can I place my hot Pyrex® dish when taking it out of the oven?
Place the hot glass dish on a dry cloth, wood or cork trivet, potholder or dry wooden cutting board. To avoid sudden severe temperature changes to the glass, NEVER place hot glass on a cold or wet surface. Failure to follow the safeguards and instructions may result in personal injury and/or property damage.
Can my Pyrex® dish go directly from the refrigerator or freezer to the oven or microwave?
Although it is perfectly fine to take your Pyrex® glass dish from the refrigerator and put it directly into a completely preheated conventional or convection oven, we advise allowing your frozen dish to thaw completely before placing it in a completely preheated conventional or convection oven. Failure to follow the safeguards and instructions may result in personal injury and/or property damage.
Can my Pyrex® dish go directly from refrigerator or freezer to oven or microwave?
NO - Please allow the dish to come to room temperature before inserting into a preheated oven or microwave. Failure to follow the safeguards and instructions may result in personal injury and/or property damage.
For those with existing sets, need a deal on just the three largest sizes. Otherwise there's too many of the small ones decorating the wall in the back of the cabinet lol.
Where can I place my hot Pyrex® dish when taking it out of the oven?
Place the hot glass dish on a dry cloth, wood or cork trivet, potholder or dry wooden cutting board. To avoid sudden severe temperature changes to the glass, NEVER place hot glass on a cold or wet surface. Failure to follow the safeguards and instructions may result in personal injury and/or property damage.
Can my Pyrex® dish go directly from the refrigerator or freezer to the oven or microwave?
Although it is perfectly fine to take your Pyrex® glass dish from the refrigerator and put it directly into a completely preheated conventional or convection oven, we advise allowing your frozen dish to thaw completely before placing it in a completely preheated conventional or convection oven. Failure to follow the safeguards and instructions may result in personal injury and/or property damage.
Can my Pyrex® dish go directly from refrigerator or freezer to oven or microwave?
NO - Please allow the dish to come to room temperature before inserting into a preheated oven or microwave. Failure to follow the safeguards and instructions may result in personal injury and/or property damage.
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Soooo, they recommend a few things.
Maybe I'm not supposed to use them in the microwave or put them in the dishwasher, but what garbage they must be if they can't be used like that.
Maybe I'm not supposed to use them in the microwave or put them in the dishwasher, but what garbage they must be if they can't be used like that.
My Pyrex lids are still perfect after 5+ years of use. They always go in the dishwasher but never the microwave. Wonder if that's the difference
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