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RE: Corelle question - Speedy - 07-09-2025
(Yesterday, 02:00 AM)RAMd®d Wrote: It's not a matter of it, but when basic plastic lids will fail.
And replacement lids aren't cheap.
But I can see a manufacturer thinking that a bowl might be used for mixing, not storing, so not providing lids.
I've got a few Corelle pieces, not being big on stoneware, etc., and never thought of having lids for any of the bowls.
Stoneware and Corelle? I still have and use some Corelle plates from the very first run they made back in the ‘70’s. We also use the flatware that they had that matched the plates, etc.
RE: Corelle question - Don - 07-09-2025
(Yesterday, 12:09 AM)A-Polly Wrote: Hi Don,
I still use colorful Corelle dishes I bought back in the 90s, but never thought to look for lids! However, the stretchy silicone bowl covers like these have been really convenient for me, as they can fit over all sorts of containers, or even pieces of fruit such as citrus and melons. I originally got them for old Pyrex bowls that outlasted the plastic lids they came with. The photo is just an example; if you google "stretchy silicone lids" you'll be shown many different sizes, colors and package configurations from the usual big shopping sites. Here are some at WalMart.
Thanks. I saw those in my searching and I was waiting for a definitive reply from Corelle, which finally came: Unfortunately, we do not make lids for the 11-ounce Dip & Condiment Bowl.
(btw, they also responded to my complaint about needing all that info for a Chat: They said The reason we ask you to fill out that information is to ensure we have a way to contact you in case the chat gets disconnected. However, you are not required to provide that information if you are not comfortable.)
Anyway, I'll probably give those silicone lids a try. Thanks.
RE: Corelle question - Grateful11 - 07-09-2025
We still use Corelle on a daily basis, mainly dinner and salad plates though. Only have a few soup bowls that haven't broken. We have a couple different patterns.