Pyrex Glass Measuring Cups

They are the little black dresses of the kitchen. I've collected Pyrex measuring cups in different sizes over the years, so I always have the right one for the occasion: the small one-cupper for melting butter in the microwave; the standard four-cup size for whisking salad dressings; and the huge, eight-cup version (known in my house as Big Bertha) for mixing and pouring pancake batter. They're made of heatproof glass and have a simple design, which hasn't changed much since my grandmother's day. They're also almost impossible to break. In a kitchen full of faddy tools, this one lasts forever and never goes out of style. —Linda M. Yardley, Wilmette, Illinois

Pyrex Glass Measuring Cups They are the little black dresses of the kitchen. I’ve collected Pyrex measuring cups in different sizes over the years, so I always have the right one for the occasion: the small one-cupper for melting butter in the microwave; the standard four-cup size for whisking salad dressings; and the huge, eight-cup version (known in my house as Big Bertha) for mixing and pouring pancake batter. They’re made of heatproof glass and have a simple design, which hasn’t changed much since my grandmother’s day. They’re also almost impossible to break. In a kitchen full of faddy tools, this one lasts forever and never goes out of style. –Linda M. Yardley, Wilmette, Illinois

MICHAEL KRAUS
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Pyrex Glass Measuring Cups

They are the little black dresses of the kitchen. I've collected Pyrex measuring cups in different sizes over the years, so I always have the right one for the occasion: the small one-cupper for melting butter in the microwave; the standard four-cup size for whisking salad dressings; and the huge, eight-cup version (known in my house as Big Bertha) for mixing and pouring pancake batter. They're made of heatproof glass and have a simple design, which hasn't changed much since my grandmother's day. They're also almost impossible to break. In a kitchen full of faddy tools, this one lasts forever and never goes out of style. —Linda M. Yardley, Wilmette, Illinois

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