Rather audacious claim on the home page. Can't use it on a gas or electric burner. Can't take heat hotter than 550 degrees F. Can't broil for more than 10 minutes.
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Rubbermaid Duralite: kinda, sorta CorningWare
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Rather audacious claim on the home page. Can't use it on a gas or electric burner. Can't take heat hotter than 550 degrees F. Can't broil for more than 10 minutes.
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Interesting but
The radiant heat from a broiler element is far hotter than 550° so I really question whether this is good under the broiler.
It would be interesting to put a piece under a red hot broiler and try to actually broil some food in and see what the edges of the dish look like afterwards.
It’s interesting there a little chart compared it to everything but Corningware lol
John L
The radiant heat from a broiler element is far hotter than 550° so I really question whether this is good under the broiler.
It would be interesting to put a piece under a red hot broiler and try to actually broil some food in and see what the edges of the dish look like afterwards.
It’s interesting there a little chart compared it to everything but Corningware lol
John L
Well, it's an elegant design at least.
I think they're comparing it to regular ceramic cookware, not Corningware's pyroceram which is a thing unto itself.
Hi Pete, what is regular ceramic cookware?
All the claims seem to claim that it’s better than most other cookware, the only thing they don’t compare it to is corning ware.
John L
All the claims seem to claim that it’s better than most other cookware, the only thing they don’t compare it to is corning ware.
John L
Corningware is a much more heat and thermal shock resistant ceramic which is why it can be used straight from frozen and put directly onto any cooktop, whereas for example, Cornings French White products which look very similar cannot. Most of the fancy ceramic cookware you see flogged on the shopping channels, and for sale in dept and discount stores also have their limits.
Seems a little like Corelle, which is more a "draped" (gentle curves) product. BTW, if you're ever in the Southern Tier of New York, the Corning Museum of Glass is a-may-zing!!! They have an exhibit on pyroceram which is interesting (and is amber in color before being stretched and heat-treated which turns it white). Very recommended if you're in the area!
The museum in Corning New York
Is amazing and I recommend visiting it, but the big disappointment is there is zero Corningware and Corell on display.
When you consider how much Corningware they made and corral it’s amazing they did not have a section dedicated to showing off their most popular product.
John L
Is amazing and I recommend visiting it, but the big disappointment is there is zero Corningware and Corell on display.
When you consider how much Corningware they made and corral it’s amazing they did not have a section dedicated to showing off their most popular product.
John L
You must have missed it (or they swap it in and out) but there was a section there when we visited in 2021 (particularly noteworthy was the amber-to-white gradation of a glass blank to create a piece of Corning Ware.
As that was the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage, perhaps they did do a little more on the domestic Corning business (to match up with all the womens suffrage history in that part of NYS).
As that was the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage, perhaps they did do a little more on the domestic Corning business (to match up with all the womens suffrage history in that part of NYS).
Shape the piece during the amber phase . . .
. . . And you have Visions.
The amber color remains buried in white Pyroceram but becomes visible if you shine a bright light through it.
. . . And you have Visions.
The amber color remains buried in white Pyroceram but becomes visible if you shine a bright light through it.
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Top THAT, Rubbermaid Duralite!
Uh, misleading
Very misleading. Corning Ware (original) is where it's at!
Very misleading. Corning Ware (original) is where it's at!
