Around the 1950s, Corning also began making PYREX bakeware out of tempered soda lime glass, according to Smithsonian magazine. In 1998, Corning sold its consumer product operations to Borden, Inc ...

It’s a go-to brand for professional and home cooks alike. But a common question you may have, because Pyrex cookware and bakeware is made of glass, is if it can go in the oven. I asked cooking ...

Pyrex products were made of borosilicate glass until about 60 years ago, at which point they began switching to manufacturing products with tempered soda lime instead. Today, every piece of ...

All Pyrex cookware, old and new, is made from tempered glass, which stands up well to high and low temperatures. You can bake casseroles in the oven or pop a meal in the freezer. Tempered glass is ...

Before Pyrex became the beloved brand we know today, it began as a small line of machine-made glass ovenware. Its rich history dates back to 1915, when it was launched by a New York-based company.

Publicly available NEISS data for all injuries caused by non-metal, non-electric cookware the category in which Pyrex glass bakeware (as well as ceramic bakeware, plastic or silicone products ...

Pyrex glass kitchenware has a century-long legacy in the American household. On Monday, Instant Brands, the owner of Pyrex, filed for bankruptcy.

The PYREX glass bakeware Safety and Usage instructions contains Dos and Don'ts that warn against improper uses that may damage the product." ...

European glass bakeware, made of a different material, proved more durable when compared to American-made brands such as Pyrex, the nonprofit magazine reported.