Pyrex Grip-Rite 3-Quart Oblong Baking Dish Clear

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Description

Pyrex Grip Rite

Features

• The Grip-Rite series delivers. Its large handles make it much easier to put things in and take things out of the oven, a major concern of consumers.
• This line is designed with particular emphasis on consumer comfort, convenience, and ease of use.
• It's contemporary design and stylishly sleek look appeal directly to the targeted consumer for this product.
• Glass Bakeware

Customer Reviews

SAFETY ALERT
Tom o'Bedlam

In case you haven't read the January issue of Consumer Reports yet, let me summarize: The American makers of Pyrex have changed the formula for their glass, substituting cheaper ingredients which make it more likely to shatter from heat. The European Pyrex still uses the traditional Pyrex formula and is as heat-resistant as always. "We baked at least five samples of each brand in a 450-degree oven. All of the U.S. Pyrex and Anchor dishes shattered when placed on the wet countertop. None of the European dishes ... broke" here's the European product: [ASIN:B002KHNQ3E Arcuisine Elegance Glass 2.8 Quart Rectangular Baker]

Dimensions
Gleemanguy

The item description is somewhat misleading. The length is measured from outside handle to outside handle. I purchased the item thinking it was the inside dimensions. I should have purchased the larger baking dish. It works fine but a little small.

Pyrex Exploded Like A Grenade in My Oven at 325 Degrees
Tans Allman

Please do not buy pyrex bakeware. I had been a loyal Pyrex user for years, but this Christmas I put a brand new pyrex baking dish in the oven at 325 (an extremely low heat for cooking). About 40 minutes in, the dish exploded like a grenade. There was glass everywhere-- on the walls of the oven, even tiny bits on the ceiling of the oven. When it happened mother had been about to open the door to check the progress of the dish we were cooking. If she had opened it when the dish exploded, I have no doubt she would have been severely injured.Let me be clear: this pan did not crack into pieces, it blew up. When I told my mother-in-law, she said the same thing happened to a friend of hers. I called consumer safety and made a report. I also called Pyrex. They said, "that's unfortunate but sometimes glass breaks." Please, for your own safety don't buy this product or any of their other cookware. Frankly, I would avoid the measuring cups too, if you plan to put hot liquid in them.I would have given this item no stars if that were possible.