Corningware French White III 2.5-Quart Oval Casserole Dish with Glass Cover Review

Another 5 stars for this dish! I just wish they could bring back the old cornflower blue design and make it available in pieces. Corning Ware is very expensive. Also, replacing the glass lid on older Corning Ware cookware would be a huge hit!

Easy to carry from oven to table thanks to the casserole dish's handles. The products do not stick to the walls and bottom of the baking pan. The food also cooks evenly. The appealing look makes it easy to serve directly from the oven to the table. It was a great purchase for me and I am very happy with my decision.

I love my french white pan. Food cooks well when covered with a lid. The food stays warm for a long time and his oven on the table looks as beautiful as every dish I have. I use this pan all the time for so many dishes, it's definitely a treasure in my kitchen. Housekeeping is great. I just spray it with cooking spray and it wipes off instantly.

I bought this to replace a sealed pot that I broke the glass lid on. This one was 53 years old and it's difficult if not impossible to replace the lids apparently because I'm not the only person who has broken a lid into a thousand pieces. I've only used this new pan once but it's the same size and looks like it will fill the bill well.

This size is the most versatile and is the most commonly used in our home. This is a replacement for a similar item that finally cracked after about 15 years of heavy use. I was glad this item was available separately and with handles to make removing it from the oven safer. As I have Prime it arrived in two days and I was grateful to find so many blisters wrapped around it that it arrived safe and sound. Great for the oven and beautiful on the table.

Not as good as Corningware used to be. Very thin lid and handles. Even a quarter inch thick! The first dish was broken upon delivery. If you see it in a store and then buy it, you'll get what you expect, but if you think it's something different, you'll be very disappointed. Seriously, check it out in stores first before you buy it and be prepared for it to break upon delivery due to the wafer-thin glass and ceramic.

We had a problem with the seller when we were selling this item for approx. After many discussions with support and back orders (albeit at a cost of $50) we finally got it get the right thing. discounted us the extra money spent on the replacement. I noticed today that the price is $25 so I'm wondering why the price keeps jumping.

We had a problem with the seller when we were selling this item for approx. After many discussions with support and back orders (albeit at a cost of $50) we finally got it get the right thing. discounted us the extra money spent on the replacement. I noticed today that the price is $25 so I'm wondering why the price keeps jumping.

This is a replacement for a nicer pot that broke when I placed it on a hot stovetop after removing it from the oven. It's exactly one second. Comparing side to side the handles don't match exactly which isn't a tragedy as it wasn't a gift but the CHEAP lid is a tragedy. It's so thin and light that I put it in the dishwasher (which I never use) just to keep it safe. Most glass lids these days have metal strips around the edge to protect the edges and the glass is much thicker. In a busy family…