Glass Dishes With Plastic Lids?

mummysaver

I got some in Asda, big deep rectangular dishes I use for shepherds/cottage pies, lasagnes etc, cost £4 something. They are pyrex and have a 10yr guarantee! They also have smaller ones and round ones, all with plastic lids

blueberrypie

shop-to-drop wrote: »

I'm 40 and I've never seen pyrex break.

Shocked!!!

I have Pyrex bowls that I inherited from my grandmother. I've no idea when she bought them, but she'd had them as long as I can remember (back to the early 70s) and she got married in the 1940s...

I don't ever remember one getting broken - until last week, when OH managed to smash one. I don't know how he did it - I wasn't in the room, and he looked so worried when he came to tell me that I hadn't the heart to ask for details.

Shereen

I freeze my batch meals in lock'n'lock plastic tubs. Then, when the stuff's frozen, I turn it out into ziplock bags, squeeze the air out and stack them in the freezer like little meal bricks. It means I need far fewer plastic tubs and can just pop the meal bricks into the pyrex dish I'll be cooking them in.

anguk

shop-to-drop wrote: »

Yep Pyrex. I got mine at Woolies!:(

Me too, I've got a round one! They're handy for cooking then storing but not as robust as normal pyrex, the glass on mine is quite thin.

Edit: found one on Asda's website:
http://direct.asda.com/Pyrex-4-in-1-Dish-and-Lid/001421315,default,pd.html

Teresita_2

Hi there I managed to get a set which were all different sizes ffrm Betterware. They were on special offer last month.

Loud57

Hi. My first post! :j

I saw a whole range of these in Dunelm mill at the weekend. The most expensive was £4.99.

pixie1

Thanks everyone i will pop to asda and dunelm tomorrow. I never look through the bettaware book but now wish i had lol one never crops through your letter box when you need one!!!

Thanks again

Pix

rosekitten

I have the rectangular one they sell them
in our Asda. I also have the round one but
have not dared try it in the oven as its such
thin glass. I have some small ones around the
size of a tumbler that I found in a hardware
shop in Edinburgh.

Stephen_Leak

shop-to-drop wrote: »

I'm 40 and I've never seen pyrex break.

Shocked!!!

I'm 53 and I have. They do if you drop them. :rolleyes:

skintchick

pixie1 wrote: »

Thanks everyone i will pop to asda and dunelm tomorrow. I never look through the bettaware book but now wish i had lol one never crops through your letter box when you need one!!!

Thanks again

Pix

They have a website you can get stuff off but it's not as good as it used to be.