Review on Corelle Winter Frost 4 Inch 6 Piece by Reed Nuttbrock

I bought a set of white Corelle plates in 2005 when I got my first apartment. Over the years I have purchased more bowls and plates of various sizes and have accumulated a large number. They've been moved across the country more than 6 times, dropped countless times, and not a single plate broke. We've lost a few small bowls over the years, but not that many. In 2020 we moved into our first house and decided to throw away some of the plates. Over the years they wear out from cuts with a knife and fork. We've also lived in several places where the water was terrible and the dishes in the dishwasher were worn. I bought a set to replace several cymbals. When was the last time you bought something that you use every day that lasted 15 years? I will continue to buy them again and again in the future. This is by far the best home investment I've ever made. I would like to mention that another review questioned the authenticity due to different markings on the bottom. My original Corelles had a long writing label, while the new ones have a simple logo label. I would say that this person received the last stock of old and new stock. Plates and quality have not changed. Just a branding upgrade. I've included front and back photos of my old cymbals next to my new cymbals, as well as a close-up of my 15 year old cymbal so you can see the slight wear and tear.