Just because a baking dish is labeled "oven-safe" doesn't automatically mean it can handle the intense, direct heat of the ...

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A pie in an orange silicon pan, with a coffee pot and glass behind it - K.Kargona/Shutterstock As we enter the heart of baking season (which, weirdly enough, lines up almost perfectly with the holiday ...

Looking for safer bakeware? We tested and researched 13 nontoxic baking pans made from glass, steel, cast iron, and ceramic.

Researchers tested silicone baking molds and found that siloxane compounds can migrate into food and indoor air. The good news? There’s an easy fix. Researchers from Environment and Climate Change ...

Naturally, Caraway didn’t skimp on its signature vibrant colors when it came to crafting the bakeware set. As of now, you can get both the 11-piece or five-piece set in Slate, Perracotta, Cream, Gray ...

Pyrex, like all brands of glass bakeware, is subject to breakage due to thermal shock; Pyrex glass bakeware was originally made from borosilicate glass and is now made from tempered soda lime glass.

Researchers find a specific type of bakeware may leach compounds into your food. A recent study found that silicone bakeware compounds may also get into the air while baking. More research is needed ...

Glass bakeware can shatter if used improperly. Discover the top 5 reasons dishes break, including thermal shock, direct heat, damaged glass, and more, and how to keep your kitchen safe.

Before you use your glass bakeware this holiday season, read this. Dec. 7, 2010 — -- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that nearly 12,000 people were injured by glass bakeware ...