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Question: Does this dish have a green tint? I want borosilicate, not soda lime glass.
Document: It was not subjected to a quick temperature change, and I do not use the heated dry cycle in my dishwasher (sometimes makes glass brittle). I do not recommend these cheap wannabes. If you want a good quality baking dish, go with Pyrex.
I use these for evaporating solvent from essential oil extractions. They are great, easy to get the scraper down the walls to the bottom. The corners are a bit tough to deal with but for the price it doesn't concern me at all. A pair of these fit easily in to the larger glass baking dish for an effective double boil.
This baking dish is made of thick glass and the handles are comfortable to hold. I've already used it several times and am very pleased with my purchase.
This buy was a good decision. It arrived in perfect condition, even though it is glass (I was worried it would arrive broken.). It definitely is a great value for the price!! I look forward to many more years of use with this great pan, especially making cakes and brownies! !
I actually use these dishes for my 3 dogs as water dishes because they are glass and non toxic, they are durable for every days use and dishwasher and they do not tip over because they are nice and heavy. I have used them for years and that is my only choice. I have another set for baking or casseroles and love to work with them. Great product for a great price.
An 8 Inch square glass baking pan is just that! There is not much one can say about it! If you do not recognize this brand, no worries, the product is exactly like Pyrex! Amazon gives you a great price! I paid just under $8 with free PRIME shipping. This brand is heavy! It cleans up really easily! It was great having the UPS man hand it to me!
I could not find my 8 x 8 glass pan and I needed one within a day. I ordered this one, hoping that it was of similar quality. I got it in and discovered that it is exactly the same as the one I could not find (it is a brand name item). I recommend this pan. I anticipate using it for years to come.
I gave this one star not because I dislike the item, but because the supplier, Kitchen Supply, sends damaged goods. The first one we got had a big, obvious chip in the glass at the top. The replacement had a much more subtle, but still clearly flawed, area of glass, in exactly the same spot, leading me to believe that this company is sending out seconds/irregulars/damaged goods, without acknowledging them as such on their site.
Wonderful, sturdy dish, like the one I replaced.
a good solid baking dish, perfect size, only had the three dishes for a few weeks and have used them frequently, I like the handles, and so easy to wash, excellent purchase, would have liked a lid to use when in the fridge or freezer.
Answer: All US-made "pyrex" is soda lime glass. French-made "PYREX" is still made of borosilicate glass. Pyrex in the USA has been made of soda lime glass for over 60 years, despite what internet legends may say. You can tell one from the other by whether the logo is capitalised or not. The borosilicate version is also a lot thinner. Soda lime glass is quite clear.