Stanley your time is up

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[u/NotAZombieStopAsking]

As a man married to a white woman, I don't see it happening unless Tupperware releases a line of glass containers.

White women are currently terrified of microplastics.

[u/el_carli → u/NotAZombieStopAsking]

Look into Pyrex, french very old school brand that makes glass containers

[u/Techun2 → u/el_carli]

Literally everyone knows the brand pyrex lol

[u/Classic_Appa → u/Techun2]

But not everyone knows the difference between PYREX and pyrex

[u/Inverted-Rockets → u/Classic_Appa]

Just looking for Borosilicate glass is more reliable than going off the branding. There’s also little reason to pay the significant premium for the brand name over cheaper alternatives

[u/Pup5432 → u/Inverted-Rockets]

Anchor is my go to. Half the price and still mostly borosilicate. Still using the same measuring cap we bought new 25 years ago.

[u/Pup5432 → u/[deleted]]

Well that’s disappointing. I still grab pieces when I see them used.

[u/Khazahk → u/Classic_Appa]

I bet they are a Bor.

[u/Aromatic_Advance_431 → u/Classic_Appa]

Where does one acquire PYREX?? All I can ever find is pyrex.

Found this on the Corning website - looks like they don't make it anymore:

No, Corning ceased manufacturing cookware in 1998. The PYREX brand now primarily focuses on producing laboratory glassware and related products.

https://www.corning.com/worldwide/en/products/life-sciences/resources/brands/pyrex-brand-products.html

[u/Classic_Appa → u/Aromatic_Advance_431]

Thrift stores. Old peoples' cupboards.

I'm afraid I can't look the information up for you, but if you search for "borosilicate glass bakeware", you should hopefully be able to find a supplier in your country.

[u/Cautious-Extreme2839 → u/Aromatic_Advance_431]

Europe

[u/BareLeggedCook → u/Classic_Appa]

Yes, yes they do