Pyrex has relaunched its vintage Colors collection with pastel pink, blue, yellow, and green glassware—bringing back the ...

Pyrex 7200 Clear Glass Food Storage Bowls, $20, originally $25 Pyrex Deep 13- x 9-Inch Bakeware Dish, $17, originally $20 Pyrex MealBox 4-Cup Divided Glass Food Storage Container, $9, originally $11 ...

While I like this set of ten glass mixing bowls and the prep bowls attached to the set, I found the Pyrex more versatile since it came with lids. Still, this is a great set, especially if you like ...

Before Pyrex became the beloved brand we know today, it began as a small line of machine-made glass ovenware. Its rich history dates back to 1915, when it was launched by a New York-based company.

The first Pyrex tableware to hit the market was made from clear glass. In 1936, Corning acquired the Macbeth-Evans Glass Company in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, and began producing the opaque white ...

What Is Pyrex? Pyrex clear glassware was introduced by Corning Glass Works (now Corning Inc.) in 1915. At that time, Corning used a special borosilicate glass that resisted the expansion and ...

A Pyrex clear glass measuring cup with several vintage Pyrex mixing bowls. The white bowls feature the company's “friendship design.” (iStock) ...

Until 1970, the brand used a more durable type of glass that was harder to break (though, most modern Pyrex can withstand multiple drops without too much damage).

These bowls, named simply Pink Pyrex, are priced at $2,189.95 at ParkwoodTreasures on Etsy. "They were in a box on a shelf in somebody’s basement [ever] since [that person] got married," owner ...

Pyrex bowls were originally made of something called borosilicate glass, which is very resistant to thermal shock. Currently, Pyrex is made of soda-lime glass, presumably as a cost-cutting measure ...

A 2.5 quart Pyrex also fits in an 8 inch pot if that is what you have at home. However, the 4 quart gives you some extra distance between the edge of the glass bowl and the heated pot. Water Level ...