Clear Round Glass Casserole With Lid Glass Bakeware Easy Grab Baking Dish,Microwave, Oven, Freezer, and Dishwasher Safe (0.65L)

This casserole dish is extremely cute. I use this when I want to prepare some food for my mother. I place it in this dish so she can reheat in the oven, or the microwave without a problem. The dish is small enough to fit in a toaster oven, traditional oven or Microwave. The lid even doubles as a plate. This is a great idea. The item is clear glass so it is easy to clean, and easy to see when it is not clean. It goes from Oven to countertop without issue. You can store it easily, it fits in the storage space under my stove without issue. I just turn the lid upside down for it to take up less space in the area. The glass is durable. Not as thick as Pyrex, but it gets the job done. I have no fear that it will shatter in the oven. It is very well made. I don't stack it, but with the lid turned upside down you can stack other things on top of it without the fear of anything falling. The size I ordered is good for a side dish big enough for two or a complete meal for a single person. I will definitely order in different sizes if needed. My family was impressed when I brought the dish to my mom's house. :)

Well made and glass is a good thickness. Can use to store in refrigerator or to microwave. We are getting away from plastic and these are perfect. Easy to clean and cooks great in the microwave. Lid flips over and makes it easy to stack.

I tend to cook with my microwave quite a bit. It has a tiny footprint and the rotating disk will only accommodate a 9" dish. The largest dish is 9" across the bottom so fits my small microwave like a dream!With these beautiful dishes, I can cook casseroles, desserts, soups, etc. just for me! I love that I can place remaining food in the refrigerator or even cook in my air fryer OR oven! Excellent price for Excellent product. They nestle in each other for small footprint storing.

There are two basic kinds of glass cookware, borosilicate and soda lime. Soda lime glass does not have the thermal resistance of borosilicate glass and can shatter if different parts of the cookware are exposed to very different temperatures. For example, taking soda lime cookware from the refrigerator and putting it in a hot oven could cause it to shatter. Original Pyrex cookware was borosilicate. A lot of recently manufactured glass cookware is tempered soda lime glass as it is less expensive. Tempering helps, but you still need to use some care to avoid shattering. This cookware is tempered glass. It is a nice size for use in the microwave, the top fits well, and it is chemically safe compared to plastic microwave steamers. Used correctly it should last 'forever' and it looks nice enough to serve directly from it.

Roomy enough for a deep casserole, And the circular shape fits in my microwave. I used it once, the meal was delicious, the reversible lid is a smart feature, I can reheat things like pizza on glass instead of plastic, and use it as a cover for reheating food on dinner plates.

You never have to clean your microwave again.Glass thickness:Awesome product it keeps your microwave mess free

On the small side but that's what I was hoping for. It is well made and perfect for a 1 serving of nearly anything needing microwaving. Highly recommended.

If I could, I would give this product a huge "negative star" for being extremely dangerous. I bought this glass casserole dish in October 2023 and used it weekly for 3 months. In January, after using it to cook a piece of salmon in the air fryer at 390°F for 20 minutes, I opened the air fryer and, after a few seconds, used a spoon to scoop the salmon out of the dish. Just at that moment, the dish exploded into tiny pieces that flew everywhere in my kitchen. I was lucky that I did not go blind from the incident. The only injury that I suffered was a cut to the lip from a piece of glass that flew up to my face. As you can see, the dish shattered into very small pieces, indicating the energy from the explosion; The only "large" piece that remained was in the 1st picture. The product description states that "This glass casserole dish can withstand temperatures between 482° F and -40° F without worrying about thermal shock". Not so! This glass dish could have blinded me for using it at only 390°F . DON'T TAKE YOUR CHANCES WITH THIS DANGEROUS PRODUCT!