You may have heard that uppercase PYREX and lowercase pyrex labels on cookware indicate what materials the items are made of.

It’s not often that Hackaday brings you something from a cooking channel, but [I Want To Cook] has a fascinating look at Pyrex glassware that’s definitely worth watching. If you know anything about ...

Collectors pay top prices for this retro cookware, which flew off shelves in the 1960s and endeared itself to generations ...

Vintage cookware is so aesthetically pleasing, but how does it hold up in the modern kitchen? Read this before putting ...

While you'd be lucky to find these rare pink Pyrex dishes at the thrift store, it's still possible. Even if it's not in ...

Not all Pyrex bowls are created equal. If you're a collector looking for the best finds at every vintage store you visit, you ...

Not all thrifted bakeware is created equal. If you want rare and valuable pieces, you'll need to act fast. Here are 15 ...

Pyrex bakeware has been a popular staple in the kitchen for more than 100 years when Corning first introduced the clear glass baking dish. Today, the line features many different shapes and sizes as ...

Pyrex bowls have been around for well over a century. They made their debut during World War I and continue to be a kitchen essential even to this day. The vintage Pyrex bowls of yesteryear have been ...

Which Pyrex baking dish is best? Pyrex baking dishes are versatile enough to cook everything from cinnamon rolls to roasted potatoes to lasagne. You can buy them in various sizes to suit your needs, ...