Pyrex
[pahy-reks]
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Trademark.
a brand name for any of a class of heat- and chemical-resistant glassware products of varying composition used for cooking.
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Contemporary Examples of pyrex
Season the venison with salt and pepper and put it into a nonreactive bowl such as a Pyrex dish.
To cleanse our palettes, we sniffed chopped watermelon, cucumber and canned corn held in Pyrex containers throughout the lab.
Break out the Pyrex—the casserole, America's classic hard-times dish, is hot again.
Historical Examples of pyrex
Over the whole pour some melted butter, cover the casserole, (or pyrex plate) and put it in the oven with a low fire.
The Italian Cook BookMaria Gentile
It has been found that it imparts a violet red tint to the pyrex tubing after the latter has been used for a few combustions.
Butter a square Pyrex pan and put in the graham-cracker dust to make,a crust.
The Complete Book of CheeseRobert Carlton Brown
Pyrex
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