ONE DISH, MANY USES – One pan to bake, serve, freeze, and reheat any dish.NOTE: Plastic Lid Is Not Safe for use in Microwave or Oven. The leakproof lid snap on securely, perfect for storing food in a convenient manner straight from the oven or microwave. INCLUDES LID – Beautiful gray color Food Grade BPA Free lid included.It is safe for a pre-heated oven, microwave, freezer, or top rack of the dishwasher. Specially designed so heat is evenly distributed, avoiding burned spots. STRONG BOROSILICATE GLASS – Razab borosilicate glass loaf pan is Heat Resistant Up To 980☏ and Thermal Shock Resistant Up To 526☏.Being transparent, it allows you to keep tabs on the food while it’s baking. The Ergonomic handles are easy to grip, further simplifying transport. CLEAR and CONVENIENT – Crafted with a sleek and slender design, the loaf pan is pleasant to bring to the table and compact to store.Pure and chemical-free, glass pans won’t warp and won’t absorb chemicals, tastes, or smells from the food inside. HEALTHIER and PURER – The healthiest option out there for everyday baking and serving.Lowering oven temperature with 25° is recommended when using glass pans. Also the perfect pan for molding and freezing a variety of ice cream logs. Ideal for baking casseroles, pastas, bread, meat loaves, and pound cakes. VERSATILE DISH – A single pan to bake, serve, refrigerate, and reheat any dish.The leakproof lid securely snaps on, perfect for storing food in a convenient manner straight from the oven. INCLUDED LIDS – Unlike most other glass pans, a sturdy lid is included.Virtually unbreakable, it is safe for a preheated oven, microwave, freezer, or top rack of the dishwasher. The heat is evenly distributed, avoiding burnt spots. Safely transfer between freezer, oven, and tabletop. BOROSILICATE GLASS – Of supremely tough borosilicate glass, the set is able to withstand thermal shock.It is good to be informed, but sometimes the truth is very disheartening. I am in the process of downsizing 3 homes: my parents, in-laws & mine. However, I am inclined to think that the opening & closing of the plastic tops (with the Spice of Life pattern) might be shedding microscopic pieces of plastic in the food I store in them. All these pieces bring happy memories of the past.
I also have the Clear Pyrex Canisters with the Spice of Life Pattern. Perhaps, I should donate/sell them with the disclaimer that these are not recommended for use. I have vintage Pyrex Cinderella bowls from 1979. They are not vintage measuring cups, but between 10 & 25 years old. I will conclude that the rubbing of the cups, from storing & removing daily, is probably shedding microscopic amounts of lead into my food. I have stacked some of them, inside the other. I have various Pyrex Measuring cups: 1,2 & 4 cups. Or photograph them and keep and display the photos.
You may want to consider making these pieces display items only. Pyrex is by no means the only vintage dish manufacturer that has lead in their finishes and there is no real means by which the government can regulate vintage dishes that are no longer in production.Īs these products age and the integrity of the glaze starts to disintegrate, you will find yourself exposed to more lead than your grandmother was when she was your age. Pyrex maintains that their product has always met all applicable government guidelines for their products - and indeed, there were not guidelines in place when their vintage pieces were being manufactured (no guidelines means they didn't break any!). Pyrex hasn't issued a recall because nothing about the amount of lead in their products is illegal. Hopefully she passed that genetic resistance to toxins on to you! I'm glad to hear your 94 year old grandmother is in such good health! Just like smokers who never develop lung cancer, knowing someone who seems unaffected by their exposure to a known toxin is not necessarily evidence that exposure to that element is safe.
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