Corelle Coordinates Wh Corelle Livingware Super Glass Soup/Cereal Bowl, 28 oz, Winter Frost White, Set of 3

I have a lot of Corelle white dishware, much of which I inherited from my mom, who bought it in the 70s! These bowls are great for making oatmeal in the microwave or for chili. Nice and deep.

Standard size Corelle bowl. Pure white. Nothing fancy. (They do make a smaller version, which looks the same in photographs.)

Unfortunately the teenage boy thinks these are the perfect cereal boy!

This bowl works terrific for salads, oatmeal, or cereal. It allows for larger quantities or stirring without spilling. It also makes it easier to eat noodles or soup while watching TV without making a mess. I have other dishes that I like but they tend to be too heavy or too low for carrying outside of the kitchen. These are great for neat freaks who cringe whenever someone moves a bowl into the living room. I have older parents who also find it easier to eat out of my corelle dishes because they are lightweight but sturdy. I appreciate the good quality, as well.

I discovered I had been eating from recalled bowls from a bux store for a while now. Not good. But now that I know it, I was quick to replace them. I wanted something Made in the USA. That's tougher then it sounds. VIRTUALLY ALL of the dinner ware you find comes from China. As near as I can tell, Corelle is one of the FEW dinner ware's that's Made in the USA. So some basics. It's ceramic glass. So it has a glassy look/feel to it. It doesn't though make any "glassy" noises though. It's surprisingly very much like a standard ceramic bowl. Just a LOT lighter, and a bit thinner. I have 2 like it at home. So when I went to buy, this maker was on the list needless to say. It ended up being the ONLY one left on the list in the end based on Made in the USA. It's price is a little high, but 17 bux for 3 isn't too bad. Esp. when you consider various factors. Preserving American jobs for one. Union jobs. It came in a USA Steel Worker Union logo'd box. That earned it 5 stars all by itself in my book. Ease of clean up (nothing sticks to glass), and if you drop it, it can take a hit. Unlike ceramic. Also, since it's glass, well ceramic glass really, it doesn't stay hot for long out of the nuker. Give it a minute, and you can touch it with ease, unlike pure ceramics. Food remains warm until ur finished. Admittedly I don't know how that works, but it does. Cools quick to the touch, but what is touching food stays warm and keeps ur food warm. I'm listening if anyone wants to explain it lol! There's pretty much nothing these bowls can't fit since they are 28 oz in capacity. That's very impressive. A meal in a bowl. They stack well, and dry quickly since they are glass. Overall, 5 stars in the shade! Can't beat American quality.

Purchased for Brother-in-Law, He loves it!

I bought these because I got fed up with what was happening when I put my existing Pfaltsgraff "china" in the microwave. While some of the Pfaltsgraff china lines don't seem to absorb much energy in the microwave, it seems like the pottery types may even be better at absorbing the energy than the food inside them! I have been using a couple of small Corelle dishes to microwave eggs and those didn't seem to heat up enough to bother. I wanted to be sure I got bowls with enough capacity that when heating a full can of soup I was slopping the soup over the edges when putting the bowl in and taking it out of the microwave. Oh, and I seem to be getting clumsier with age and the fact that Corelle is pretty bulletproof was a plus as well. Perfect on all counts.

I've had sets of these dishes for years. One fell just wrong, and shattered into a million pieces. With that said, I got over 30 years use from it. They're made from layered glass to resist chipping. They can break if hitting with just the right impact angle. They stack well, taking up minimal cupboard space. They're quality products that clean completely, are microwave safe, and are a good overall value. I'll use them over plastic any day, knowing there's no leaching of micro plastics.

Correct size as given on website. Sturdy but smooth material. Beautiful.

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These crisp white bowls are lightweight for their size. We use them for pretty much every meal - my cereal bowl at breakfast, and with rice or noodles and whatever meat and veg at dinner. We've had to replace a few though. They can be fine for months, then suddenly the littlest of taps and they split in half. Last one to go was in the kitchen sink and I put a teaspoon in it - not a throw or a big drop - and it split. But, it's been a few months now without incident, so fingers crossed. But, regardless of this occasional fragility, I still think they're fantastic bowls.

Corelle is the best for daily use

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