Chances are you own at least one glass baking dish if you're somewhat of a home cook, but is it the type to break? Here's how ...

Any chef will attest that a good baking dish is worth its weight in casserole. From lasagna and enchiladas to brownies and cobblers, these multipurpose workhorses can tackle an array of tasks and ...

My favorite baking dishes, hands down. These baking dishes have the most practical and simple design, but I would take them over fancier looking ceramic or glazed baking dishes (which, incidentally, ...

I find that the more I read about microplastics and forever chemicals, the more I want to ditch my plastic food containers and old cookware from college. So when I saw this deal on Sorbus Deep Glass ...

Pyrex bakeware has been a popular staple in the kitchen for more than 100 years when Corning first introduced the clear glass baking dish. Today, the line features many different shapes and sizes as ...

PITTSBURGH -- Late last year, Consumer Reports analyzed more than 150 reports of glass baking dishes suddenly shattering. Most involved Pyrex and Anchor Hocking dishes. Since then, Consumer Reports ...

Glass bakeware can shatter if used improperly. Discover the top 5 reasons dishes break, including thermal shock, direct heat, damaged glass, and more, and how to keep your kitchen safe.

Prices start at $6. If you’re ready to ditch the plastic and add more glass containers to your kitchen, Pyrex is a great place to start. The durable, high-quality tempered material is built to ...

The method: Take a warm, wet sponge to the stains with a few drops of dish soap. If stains persist, use a mild abrasive such ...