If World Kitchen made it, would you buy it?

[joeekaitis]

 

 

 

World Kitchen already offers CorningWare/Visions twin saucepans.  The metal-free cooking movement has reawakened interest in both product lines, so why not make a set of classic CorningWare squared cookware from Calexium, a/k/a Visions amber vitroceramic material?  Call it CorningWare InSight and offer two designs: Golden Cornflower with a laser etched emblem and Classic ClearView with no decoration.

 

I emailed them the idea.  Yeah, I know, not likely to hear back either way.

 

Your thoughts?

 

[vintage1963]

I think it's a great idea! That classic cornflower design is timeless and recognized by many. Why not introduce this to the new generation of cooks? If plain/no design is your fancy, then that is always an option and would go with any decor. To spice things up a bit, offer different colors such as bright yellow, avocado, pink, red, you name it. Mix and match like Fiestaware and have them as conversation pieces while in use. Of course, clear glass lids would also come with this cookware in every size.

 

[panthera]

excellent idea

And I'm glad you wrote to them.

 

[joeekaitis]

The colors of Visions

Cranberry was the only other color of Visions cookware possibly because it was the only color that didn't compromise the thermal shock and structural integrity.

 

[joeekaitis]

Found another set of twins . . .

 

 

. . . at worldkitchen.co.uk.  They also offer Visions pots with a "four leaves" pattern and the word VISIONS etched into the pot so the process exists for adding decorations like the CorningWare cornflower.  The female voice narrating a short video lacks a British accent but the video isn't on the American site.

 

Even stranger, the World Kitchen Asia Pacific site has the longer demo video that has since vanished from the UK site.