CorningWare Reviews

First, be aware the materials used in newer CorningWare are not comparable to the older dishes. One of the several I bought was a stove top safe 3L dish. The white enamel(?) surface inside the dish is scraping off from using metal forks and knives. There is a lot of damage and I assume the pan is not safe. I emailed pictures to CorningWare. They answered once or twice, then quit replying to my messages for assistance. Not only are they making an inferior product, but they will not stand behind it.

I purchased a set of CorningWare French White 10-piece Round Bakeware Set and it arrived broken. The pieces resulted in broken shards of ceramic in the box, which can be hazardous to the consumer. Upon arrival, I immediately reached out to customer service team for a resolution as the set was initial ordered as a Christmas gift. In the last 3 weeks, there has been no resolution. Timeline of events: 11/22/2022: Placed order. 11/29/2022: Order shipped. 12/03/2022: Order arrived as damaged. 12/03/2022: Email sent to customer service with photos attached of the damaged items. 12/08/2022: Email received from customer service asking for photos. 12/08/2022: Email sent to customer service AGAIN with photos of damaged items. 12/12/2022: Follow-up email sent to customer service inquiring for update. 12/19/2022: Another follow-up email sent to customer service inquiring for an update and resolution.

Bought Pyrex set at Walmart 10 days ago. First time I used it for a rack of ribs. Put it in a 350 degree oven and 40 minutes later it exploded into a million pieces. Ruined a $20 rack of ribs and my dinner. The grease from the pan went to the bottom of the oven and filled my house with smoke. At 75 yrs old I cannot bend down nor stay on my hands and knees long enough to clean it up. My housekeeper will have to make a special trip and it'll cost me about $40-50 to get it cleaned up. All the other reviews are the same story, why are they allowed to sell this stuff?

I purchased two CorningWare bowls, approximately 6.5 x 6.5, white with a white and red top at the Corningware/Corelle store at the outlets in Rehoboth, Delaware. They are a nightmare. They certainly seal tight. So tight it takes pliers and a strong armed male to get the lid off. It slides all over the place and when you do get the lid off your first thought is to throw the blasted thing away.

I have used your product for years & years. Need help replacing a cover for my small 7 1/4 in by 4 1/4 in by 1 in small item. The # on the bottom is F-15-B 475 ML 12 and on the cover is F-15-VPC. The cover dried out and is all cracked. Perhaps you have a cover to fit this size. The one I have and cannot use is of some sort of rubber material. It is really old, so you can see that I have used your product like forever. I have most of the casseroles that you make and love them. They all have the glass cover. Thanks for your service.

I just took chicken and rice out of the oven. Brand new baking dish and glass lid and used it for the first time. I didn’t notice the lid didn’t fit, and am now tending to a steam burn up my arm. Be aware of poor CorningWare Baking dishes. My product was purchased from Walmart...

I have used this electromatic skillet for many years. One of my favorite appliances. I many times put the skillet in the oven or microwave without a problem. Tonight I was microwaving scalloped potatoes & as I took pan out of microwave oven there was a bang & pan broke into 2 pieces with many small shards & splinters. I was very startled & for a minute couldn't figure out what had happened. I knew I had a good grip on the handles & hadn't dropped it; it would have landed on stove if that was the case. I have many CorningWare pieces which I have always loved, but now I'm not sure what to do with them.

The casserole dishes French White, that are being sold at Walmart are worthless. The lids rock back and forth and do not touch correctly. I had bought one for daughter's house, and when opened it noticed this immediately. Thought surely this was a one time goof up. Nope... Took it back and opened every one on the shelves and all of them were doing this. I have used CorningWare for decades now and this is the first time I have ever seen such shoddy quality. SAVE YOUR MONEY... Go to Goodwill and buy vintage.

After a recent dinner the lid to large casserole was drying on rack when we think our cat pushed it off of counter (this cat very precocious). Heard a tremendous shattering sound and found the kitchen floor covered with small pieces and shards of glass - Some landing 10-15 feet away in our living room (found a shard perched on lazy boy seat)... Still finding pieces and really concerned how this lid shattered - very dangerous and not wanting to replace. Think CorningWare should be concerned.

I purchased a round dish and a rectangular dish, each with glass lids in about 2010. I used them without incident until about 3 years ago when I took the rectangular dish out of the cupboard to use it and discovered a crack line extending pretty much all along the bottom of it. I didn't want a mess to clean if it broke in the oven, so I just threw it out.