🔍 2-Cup Glass Measuring Cup by Pyrex Prepware Review

PYREX(R) (all caps) was an extremely durable borosilicate glass. The new Pyrex(R) (lowercase) is a soda-lime glass that cracks and shatters more easily. We have an old PYREX that is 15 years old and is almost perfect except for the faded letters. This new measuring cup has cracked so badly in less than a year we're throwing it away. Also, the spout doesn't work well and is too big for a one-cup measuring cup. It's almost the size of our two-cup measuring cup.

I have had this measuring cup for 2 months now. The red color has already worn off below the 1 cup measurement line rendering the item unusable for its intended purpose. PRECISE MEASUREMENT of up to 2 cups of liquid. I inserted a photo. Of course, the lettering hadn't faded enough for me to notice until it was too late to go back. I had a Pyrex measuring cup for 16 years until the letters wore off which prompted me to buy this one. They must have lowered their standards. blah.

I bought this measuring cup and within the first few months all the writing came off it. I uploaded a photo of the crumpled paper towel in the measuring cup so you can see that there are no measuring cups left. Now it's a clunky, almost useless large glass mug with a handle. According to the description, the product is dishwasher safe. I washed it in the dishwasher. Very disappointed because I like Pyrex as a brand in general. Maybe if they engraved the dimensions on the glass it would solve…

I've had this measuring cup for a few weeks now. So far I have only measured and poured water from the tap. Today I measured out some water for her, dried her, put her in a cupboard and it took about 20 minutes for her to explode. Yes, it is true. It exploded without even touching it. Hearing a loud bang and the sound of breaking glass, I looked around the kitchen before finding a disassembled measuring cup in the cupboard. It hasn't been dropped, bumped, or subjected to even noticeable…

A long time ago I bought a set of pyrex measuring cups: 1 cup, 2 cups and 4 cups. I love them and use them daily. I've found that I use 2 cups most often. Because I use it a lot, it always seems dirty. So I finally ordered a second one. But it's not the same! The markings are the same, the handle is the same, but the spout is different! My old waters beautifully; I can pour it fast or slow and it doesn't spill. The new one has a narrower nose. Somehow this makes it run over the rim of the…

Okay, measuring cups aren't that complicated. You only have a few things to do. One is to allow you to measure liquids or solids. Pyrex is good at it. The lettering is clear and does not rub off. Also, since it's not plastic, it won't melt if you accidentally put it on a hot stove (usually a glass stovetop). Another task, and one of the most important, is to ensure clean filling of the content. This is where Pyres' two-cup measuring cup falls short. If you don't pour the liquid very slowly, the