Microwave Cooking for One by Marie T Smith
Shopping for Microwave Utensils and Other Kitchen Essentials
Pyrex Glassware
A kitchen staple for more than 90 years, Pyrex is as relevant today as it was
when it was developed in 1915. The durable high-temperature material was used for railroad signal
lanterns and was a natural for high-performance bakeware. Today, its strong consumer appeal is
backed up by a continuous stream of new products, colors, shapes and designs.
As microwaves have become more popular in homes around the world, Pyrex has
consistently produced utensils that are safe for the microwave, as well as providing the versatility
of being able to be used in your conventional oven and store food in your refrigerator.
Pyrex is durable, transparent for easy monitoring of baking progress and provides
good heat conduction for even, consistent baking. In addition, Pyrex glassware is non-porous, so it
won't absorb food odors, food flavors or food stains.
There is so much Pyrex now available for purchase on the Internet, that we've had
to divide it into sections for faster loading into your browser:
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