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Old 08-16-2014, 08:08 AM   #16
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Default Re: Is glassware really better than plastic?

Also there are plain white Corelle,
I never really liked the decorations on the dishes so I only have the plain.
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Old 08-16-2014, 09:16 AM   #17
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Default Re: Is glassware really better than plastic?

My DH wanted to get Corelle when we were replacing our Pfaltzgraff, but just could not agree on a pattern or color. We ended up with glass dishes from Ikea.
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Default Re: Is glassware really better than plastic?

I'm still considering the Corelle just for durability lol and I'd go with no decorations. We aren't decoration on plates type of people anyway lol
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Old 08-16-2014, 12:12 PM   #19
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Default Re: Is glassware really better than plastic?

I was in the process of switching to almost all glass, but my 2 y/o ds didn't like the idea. He broke almost all of my glasses, and quite a few dishes. He will continue to use plastic and maybe when he's older, I will try again.
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Default Re: Is glassware really better than plastic?

I want to but can't afford it right now
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We switched very slowly, buying one or two whenever they were on sale as part of our regular groceries. That way, we didn't really feel it.
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Default Re: Is glassware really better than plastic?

I love love love plain white dishes. Meals look more elegant on them, I think. I found plain, square, white dinnerware at Walmart that I really loved. Looked online and found that Crate & Barrel had a pattern that I liked even more (the lines were cleaner) for almost the same price. Found a code for free shipping and I'm the happy owner of Court dinnerware from Crate & Barrel.

Fiesta Ware is lead & cadmium free for people who like colorful dishes. If you go to Kohls during a sale and have a coupon, Fiesta Ware is very affordable.

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Default Re: Is glassware really better than plastic?

Just joining the chorus. We use glass (Pyrex and Anchor Hocking) and Corningware. And we haven't had a microwave in about six years.
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We ditched the microwave in 2006. Haven't missed it even once.
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We ditched the microwave in 2006. Haven't missed it even once.

I tried ditching ours. I loved not having one and didn't miss it, but my mother-in-law must have thought it to be against nature not to have one, because she brought us a brand new one not long after. I will be glad when this one quits.

She cooks in hers all the time with styrofoam and plastic. Ick. I have told my kids NEVER to do that. Chemicals!
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Ours is only used to warm up left overs (on/in MW safe glass).
Or heat up water/coffee.
I've considered getting rid of ours, but with a new baby coming it is easier for Gabriel to start helping with lunch etc a microwave.
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I am transitioning away from plastic to glass and metal. I do not use the microwave and did not have one for a couple of years. I have only had a couple of breaks, but when I realized I throw out more dishes that are missing lids than I have broken dishes I figure the costs are about the same.
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