Review on 🍜 Set of 6 Corelle Soup/Cereal Bowls - Winter Frost White, 18-Ounce Size by Brad Lovro

I am a die-hard Corelle user and have tried all types, even glass plates and bowls from other manufacturers. None of these are as durable as classic white. Of course, non-Corellas are the worst. But I've also found Corelle's various trendy prints, embossed, square and other new shapes, to be less durable. less resistant to chipping and breaking. Classic white in traditional shapes lasts the longest. They go with everything. Of course I will still be buying fun prints and new shapes to add to my collection. But the core of my collection and the tableware I use every day is the classic white Corelle. So I bought two more sets of these white bowls. I already have a large stack, but with everyone quarantining at home and eating three meals a day, even my fairly large collection isn't enough to keep up and do the dishes 24/7. But I'm glad I have a good reason to buy more Corelles because they last so long that I rarely buy anything other than to replace broken ones. And on that subject, while they're shatterproof and can withstand a few drops, they do break every once in a while when they land on the ground just right. When this happens, they don't just snap in half, they shatter into a hundred small pieces, so take extra care when sweeping, vacuuming, and disposing. I want them to shatter into cubes like safety glass, but they don't shatter. They fold up nicely and save a lot of space in my closets. In the same place that I can put 6-8 regular bowls, I can put 20 of them. In addition, these classic-shaped cereal bowls stack better than the newer-shaped cereal bowls. Both are Corelles but you can see in my attached picture how much of a difference reshaping makes for stackability. The classic shape fits much better and saves space. This also applies to how they fit into the dishwashing baskets. They are easy to clean in the dishwasher and always stay dry, shiny and clean. There are no nooks and crannies for collecting water. They're so easy to store and clean, and I can have so many that I never need paper or disposables when collecting. , durable, chip-resistant cookware. Remember, they're thin, light, and glassy. They will feel like thin, light glass, so don't compare them to ceramic or porcelain and don't expect them to feel like ceramic or porcelain. Note. The Corelle logo on the back of cookware has evolved and changed over the years. I've included a picture of all the different Corelle logos. Some of my dishes are over 20 years old! I know I have genuine Corelle because I buy from reputable retailers or direct from Corelle.