Kitchen

[Pink123]

I know this discussion has been talked about for many years, so sorry folks here we go again as I did not pay attention.

I am tired of  lifting heavy dishes in all kinds of fancy square, octogan and you name it whatever sizes available I have purchased over the years.  I am not a Chef nor cook but now it's not only that it's this hefty ceramic weight on top of it in all sizes of dishes that feels like stone bricks - done.

So I picked one up at Publx  called "Corelle" to give it a try, Wow I'm impressed. Today I purchased a salad plate and a little pasta bowl I would say last week.  Weightless it was and wonderful. Easy clean up too and not sticky.  This was the best  of all.

Would you purchase a set of 4 for this Corelle dinner wear?  Thanks.  I found it great after purchasing 2 pieces of this after hearing it about it for so many years,

This one is called  pure white "crystal"?? Not sure.  It is white.  Bet I can find a set on Amazon.  Thank you for your help.  

As long as it does not show scratches I'm all in with this brand the little I do cook. Thank you.

[Janey2]

just keep in mind if you drop a piece it shatters in millions of small pieces. Last time I dropped one I found slivers on the floor for months. That's after washing the floor and vacuuming many times.

[Mz iMac]

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@Pink123 wrote:

I know this discussion has been talked about for many years, so sorry folks here we go again as I did not pay attention.

I am tired of  lifting heavy dishes in all kinds of fancy square, octogan and you name it whatever sizes available I have purchased over the years.  I am not a Chef nor cook but now it's not only that it's this hefty ceramic weight on top of it in all sizes of dishes that feels like stone bricks - done.

So I picked one up at Publx  called "Corelle" to give it a try, Wow I'm impressed. Today I purchased a salad plate of sorts on top of a little pasta bowl I would say last week.  Weightless it was and wonderful. Easy clean up too and not sticky.

Would you purchase a set of 4 for this Corelle dinner wear?  Thanks.  I found it great after purchasing 2 pieces of this after hearing it about it for so many years,

This one is called  pure white "crystal"?? Not sure.  Bet I can find a set on Amazon.  Thank you for your help.  

As long as it does not show scratches I'm all in with this brand the little I do cook. Thank you.

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@Pink123   Nope!  At this stage in my life I mostly eat off of fancy Dixie paper plates that can go into the microwave & counter top oven on "warm" settings. 

My Pfaltzgraff dinnerware is for company & paramour.

[I am still oxox]

We have used Corelle for many years I am very happy with the set we have. We have had it for close to 15 years 

[KailaS]

I use Corelle for myself and for my two cats. I just ordered four " soup"bowls for them over the last week. As someone noted, they do smash into a gazillion pieces when I drop them, but they are great for me, any lunch visitors, and my cats.  

[Fribwl]

@Pink123 .  I have been using Cornell's since I got married.  1975.

I am still using my second set.  They are lightweight and I like the pattern I have.  But like one person said, when it drops, it will shatter into a million pieces.  What can I tell you?  I do not want to use heavy dishes at this point in my life.  So go for it.  You will enjoy them.

[They CallMe MRWILKES]

[kitcat51]

I've used Corelle since I got married, love it. Dropped several over the years with no problem until I dropped a dinner plate on it's edge that caused it to shatter. My current set, Country Morning is 20 yrs old & still looks great...if I had to replace it I'd buy Corelle again. 

[Desertdi]

I inherited both my mother's AND grandmother's CorningWare©.   Some smashed when it hit the floor during the 6.7 '94 quake.   Otherwise, the stuff is indestructible.