A Pyrex jug sits inside pyrex bakeware - Noderog/Getty Images Many a home baker has wondered whether they can put their Pyrex kitchenware into the oven without it shattering. The good news is that ...

Vintage Pryex is nothing to sneeze at, but it is something you want to maintain over time. Here are some of our favorite tips ...

What’s the difference between Pyrex and Anchor Hocking glass cookware? It really comes down to preference when choosing ...

I started using Pyrex glassware before 1998, so I consider the products to be almost miraculously heat-resistant. Back then, you could safely take a dish from one temperature extreme to ...

These can cause the glass to expand or contract too quickly, leading to stress, then cracking or shattering. To prevent this, ...

Most involved Pyrex and Anchor Hocking. Since then Consumer Reports has heard of more than one hundred new incidents. Though these reports represent only a tiny fraction of the hundreds of millions of ...

In 1915, an advertisement proclaiming, "Bake in a glass!" appeared in the pages of Good Housekeeping. Corning Glass Works in New York had created a product that allowed food to be mixed, baked and ...

It’s true: Pyrex and similar glass bakeware can explode, but if you follow my two simple guidelines, you’ll never experience it yourself. As preposterous as it sounds, exploding Pyrex is not an urban ...

Both glass and plastic Pyrex lids are microwave-safe, though plastic lids should always be vented to prevent pressure buildup. Glass lids are usually dishwasher safe, but plastic lids may warp or ...