Anchor Hocking Premium 3 Quart Baking Dish, Crystal Clear

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Description

Anchor Hocking Premium Bakeware offers features that signal quality to the consumers; depth/capacity, glass thickness and large, easy-to-grip handles. This bakeware silhouette has a more rounded shape -- take a break from the ordinary and dish up something special!

Features

• Anchor Hocking Premium 3 Quart Baking Dish
• Larger capacity. This 3 Quart Baker has a 121.45 fluid ounce capacity
• Thicker glass. 0.254 inches glass thickness measured at the rim of the sidewall. Heavier weight. 73.03 ounces.
• Dishwasher safe
• Made in the United States by Anchor Hocking--the leading marketer and U.S. manufacturer of glass!

Customer Reviews

love it
D. Deslippe

I love Anchor Hocking products and this is no exception. I love that it has handle slots. I don't use any non-stick bakeware, I always use glass or stainless steel. This pan is 9x13 and perfect for cakes, brownies, lasgana and other casserole dishes.It's nice and heavy too.I don't know about how you can take this from fridge to pre-heated oven like one person said because glass bakeware is very sensitive to sudden temperature changes. I don't think I would try that.

LOVE IT!
Hobby Home Cook

Was looking for a deep dish lasagna pan for a long time, without having to fork out a fortune for the cast iron ones. This worked great and turned out a beautiful deep professional looking lasagna, that was evenly cooked. The clear glass made a nice serving dish as well. Matches everything. Would definitely purchase again, and will probably purchase the square version that Crate and Barrel carries.

Thick, sturdy glass
Joy J.

I like the Anchor Hocking baking dishes because they are thicker than other brands. I had another one before this which cracked when it was accidentally placed on a hot stovetop, but I think any other brand would have cracked, too. It just seems sturdier than the pyrex dishes I could find in the stores nearby.