Pyrex 2 Ltr Glass Bowl

Pyrex glass bowls are made from glass and are toughened to help them be long lasting and durable. They can withstand extreme hot or cold temperatures and they are fridge, freezer, oven, microwave & dishwasher safe which makes them ideal for making desserts up and then cooking them straight from the fridge or freezer and you can just throw them in to the dishwasher after use. Because these are glass no matter what you put in them they will not stain or mark in any way and they do not hold any odours or change colour over time. These are currently available from Amazon for £4.99 but shop around as you can often find them on offer or for ridiculously cheap ...  Read the complete review

Now this review will be a short one by my standards but there isn't a lot I can say about my trusty Pyrex bowl without waffling for Britain, so I'll keep it factual! I have had my large Pyrex 2 litre bowl now ever since I first got married in 1978. I am now on my third marriage but my wonderful Pyrex bowl is still going strong! The special Pyrex glass does not absorb flavours or odours and does not stain. This means that no matter what food or drink you put in the bowl it will not taint it in any way. You can use it with boiling liquids or ice cold liquids; it can safely go into the cooker, the dishwasher or the microwave. The bowl even ...  Read the complete review

The Pyrex glass bowl that I have is a large2 litre bowl. It is guaranteed for ten years, I have had mine more than ten years now without any harm coming to it. No chips no cracks no pitted surface the glass still crystal clear Pyrex is a good material for a bowl as it is non- porous and flavours and smells do not linger on the bowl after washing it. Pyrex is made of borosilicate toughened heat resistant glass. Pyrex kitchen ware has been made by Corning Inc since 1915, before that this firm developed toughened glass for light bulbs in 1879. I have used my large Pyrex bowl 100000's of times for many different uses. I suppose my most favorite ...  Read the complete review