does corelle livingware have carcingentic properties?
1068001
This video shows the ingredients and manufacturing process of vitrelle china, and I cannot see anything at all that would be carcinogenic. http://goo.gl/Fq8x5t
1068002
Well it is porcelain type properties- i don't see how it could. Maybe you should ask the manufacturer.
1166794
The material is thicker than corelle, but not much heavier. The dishes look like stoneware, but are glazed to give a more polished finish.
2178814
Yes. I spoke to the people at Corel before I purchased mine and they verified.
501768
That's a good question and unfortunately, I don't know the answer yet as got mine for Christmas. I doubt they do as most Corelle is white even w/designs on them. I'm just going to enjoy them as long as they last! I love the weight and the shape.
1089466
no it does not. it says corningware "vitrelle" and something about not for stovetop or something something but nothing about "tableware". actually, it feels very thin and plasticky which i don't mind but yeah, not substantial.
881976
No. I have seen some of my mugs fade, but that could be the detergent. My Corelleware are just fine after having been washed with it.
589163
I'm no certain where my wonderful product was made but I can tell you that I have thoroughly enjoyed Corelle. We bought for use in our RV and I've often wished I needed more at home. Easy to clean; the pattern is lovely and there have been no issues with breakage. The quality is very nice.
1089467
No. It says "break and chip resistant CORELLE® VitrelleMade in USANo stovetop or broiler"They are light weight.
599582
All I know is it is breakable if you drop it, and it is the same as any Corelle dishes that you can buy in the stores. It has held up well.
1562315
I've had my set for a few years now and they do withstand a lot of abuse from a household stand point. Rough stacking, dropping them in the sink, and so on. This set I just brought my mother has been through the ringer and has withstood the young grandchildren. I truly believe corelle is one of the best brand of dishes you can own. My mother use to own a restaurant and had those porcelain white plates with the green ring on the outside and they never lasted long if she could of afforded to replace them with corelle I know hands down she would of. Hope this helps. Good luck
769440
It's the typical corelle material but it's modern in style. I love it! The cups are porcelain as are all the corelle cups.
1652085
I stopped using my Frankoma dishes because they were so heavy to handle and bought the Corelle dishware to use instead. They are extremely light but extremely durable and sturdy. They look delicate but do not chip like more expensive stone ware and are very easy to clean in the dishwasher. I bought them in the off-white color which blends with my other dishes. I bought the set at Wal-Mart but they do not stock them in my color anymore, only the Winter Frost. If you are okay with that color, then you will be very pleased using the Corelle dishware. I highly recommend it.
2192646
The Corelle Livingware divided plates I received are MADE IN THE USA....hope they never change that.
595054
It's definitely heavier than corelle, but not as heavy as fiesta. I love these dishes, and they feel high quality and long-lasting. They're very modern and classic, if that makes sense. I highly recommend!
886717
I'm not sure. They are like other Corelle I've seen. They do get warm in the microwave. But are nice and light weight.
141143
I'm not sure. I would guess so. It is very heavy. Not like a Corelle at all.
316821
Glass ... corelle is an "unbreakable" glass ... very nice and very sturdy. Doesn't chip or break like china or pottery.