Pyrex Easy Grab 2-Pack Glass Baking Dish Set (2QT) with BPA-Free Lids, Square Bakeware Set, Dishwasher, Microwave, Freezer & Pre-Heated Oven Safe

I have a few different sixes of these including the 8-piece set here (the one which comes with two small 1-cups, a square baking dish, and an oval baking dish, all with lids.) I absolutely love the Pyrex Easy Grab lineup; I use these everyday and recommend them to almost anyone. I bought my first set of these (before they were named Easy Grab) around what I would guess to be 15 years ago***. Two of them I have used daily and after thousands of cold-hot-bake-wash cycles, they still perform as well as the day I purchased them (and the lids still fit pretty tightly.)I will admit up-front that I am biased here because I strongly prefer strengthened glass materials for my kitchen. My top preference is borosilicate glass, but I find tempered glass such as the Pyrex Easy Grab line to also perform very well for my needs. The performance of the Pyrex Easy Grab, combined with the excellent value, is why I really like these. As a glass, it does not alter flavors. As a tempered glass, it's durable and capable of withstanding high-heat cooking/baking/cleaning. And as a set with a silicone lid, it works well with liquids.I also like the flexibility in available sizing & lids. Pyrex offers their Easy Grab line in practically any size you can dream up, and in 3 common shapes (circle, rectangle, and square.) So it's easy to find the sizes that work for you. As another plus, Pyrex offers a few different lid configurations, including one designed for liquids when on-the-go.The flexibility of Pyrex's lineup also is something I really like. If you need to bake, these Easy Grabs work very well (without the lids). If you need to microwave, these get the job done. When they are dirty, you can throw these in the dishwasher, wash on a high heat setting, and you're good to go. I might throw leftovers in the microwave or maybe the oven...having containers that can withstand whatever method I choose is a big convenience for me.So how can I not like these? They are versatile, convenient, and very reasonably priced given the quality product you are getting....===SIDE NOTE -- BOROSILICATE GLASS and the "EXPLODING PYREX"===***The Pyrex products I have which are around 15 years old were produced by a different manufacturer, using a different type of glass, than the Pyrex products currently available today.It may be worth noting that modern home-use Pyrex containers are NOT currently made from borosilicate glass. Up until around 2000, it was borosilicate, but it is now a tempered silica glass made by a different company. (Still, I find that Pyrex's Easy Grab lineup has great performance, but I figured I would note this as it initially caused me a lot of confusion.)That can raise interests in regards to the differences between the older borosilicate and the current soda lime silica glass. More-or-less, borosilicate glass is more heat-resistant and can better handle drastic temperature fluctuations, where as soda lime silica glass tends to be slightly more resistant to damage from shock. Borosilicate is also more expensive to produce, and the price of most borosilicate products reflects the higher materials & production costs (ex: Chef's Plant which makes outstanding borosilicate products, but ones that are certainly not cheap.)There have been some incidents of catastrophic failures of soda lime silica glass products made by Pyrex & Anchor, where as this is seemingly much less common with borosilicate products. Investigation on this topic found that the so-called "exploding Pyrex" was observed mainly with the newer soda lime silica glass. I do find that both borosilicate and soda lime silica glass products generally perform very well and I do not hesitate to use either for baking. But I am a little more cautious with the silica glass products when it comes to exposing the containers to more extreme temperature shock (the product literature included discusses this.)By using a silica glass, the Pyrex Easy Grab offers an incredible value to consumers and a product that performs very well. However, if your usage is going to be frequently exposing these containers to DRASTIC fluctuations in temp in a super-short time period, it may be worth considering borosilicate products for those applications (the downside being the price will most likely be higher.)

I use these baking dishes a lot for roasting vegetables. They are great size if you only have a small amount and bigger size for a large meal.They also come with a lid which you can use to store food if you dont finish the meals. They look very clear from outside and can bake very with well with the oven heat. They can be used for multiple functions as well

Great product. I have always loved Pyrex. These are so functional. Can use in stove, microwave, or storing food. The tops are an added plus. In fact, I pretty much only buy Pyrex that have lids.

The size is perfect for cooking many different types of breads. I have found that these pans cook evenly and are designed well. The glass is nice and thick so I think they will be very durable. I love the lids that snap on perfectly to keep our bread fresh, and of course I love that these are made in the USA. Great quality!

Great quality and my gf absolutely love these. Worth every penny would definitely buy these again. The lid stays and so not easy to spill. Durable. The are the perfect size and love the design of these well. Overall great product.

I’ve used these to make casserole dishes and baked goods. I like that the kids are flat so they’re space saving in the fridge or on the counter. You can stack on top of them easily. I find the handles a little wide on them so they take up extra room in that area. The lids are also a very tight fit so you’ve got to put them on just right and use some pushing to get them to click. But it’s a good seal and keeps food fresh longer than just cling wrap that I was using before. I would not recommend putting the lids in the dishwasher because if they warp they’ll never fit again. I wipe and wash them by hand easily. The glass dishes I either wipe out or wash in the dishwasher. They clean easily in the dishwasher. I’ve put hot foods in them and also cold, taken them from a cold refrigerator to the oven and never had them shatter yet. This is a good starter dish set. It would be perfect if it also had a lid pan with lid. I’d be willing to pay more for the set with it. I found these two sizes usable though for dishes like baked oatmeal and breakfast breads, chicken thighs and other baked meats etc. The small round dishes are also being used. I thought they would be a waste and too small but I’ve used them more than expected. We eat salads with grilled chicken bites and I can fit a full cup of chicken squares in one of these which is a few salads.

Wonderful product. Can't go wrong with this product, plus the silicone lids are easily applied and stay snug. Price was good for the duo.

Had to replace my pyrex 8 x 8 dish as it had cracked. I like these better because of their handles. My microwave has a convection oven and these will fit nicely on the rack. Just be aware these will probably not work for simple microwaving because of the handles making them too large to freely turn on the turntable. However, if you have a rack like mine you can microwave but will have to turn the dish manually after so much time. For me this is not a problem. I also liked the fact that they came with lids. However, the lid material is a stiffer plastic than what I would have preferred but we shall see how these lids hold up after several years of use. Update 1/1/2023 Want to add the measurements: from handle end to handle end lengthwise measures 11 inches, width: from glass lip to lip: 9 inches, depth inside: 2 1/4 inches. Typically 8 x 8 x 2 baking dish but with handles. Hope these measurements help. Handles are open with enough room for four fingers on each hand to to grasp dish securely.