Pyrex Essentials (3-Pack) Glass Measuring Cups Set, (1, 2 & 4 Cup) Measuring Cups For Prepping, Baking and Cooking, Preheated Oven, Dishwasher, Freezer, and Microwave Safe

I love these! I still have these five years later, not a chip or crack in them. I’ve used them in the microwave they can go in the dishwasher. I have not one bad thing to say about them and they were a great value for the price I would definitely recommend them if you’re looking for a set of measuring cups.

Pros:Accurate, easy-to-read measurements in ounces and cupsSturdy handles and drip-free spoutsHeat safe — can go from microwave to dishwasherNest well for compact storageCons:The red markings may fade slightly over timeGlass makes them heavier than plasticWould I buy this again? Absolutely — these are a staple in my kitchen.

Love these! They are high quality and very useful in the kitchen. I'd say I use the middle sized cup the most, but they are all helpful. They also stack pretty nice together so they don't take up tons of storage space in the kitchen. If you're on the fence, I'd just go for it. Worth the buy

I’ve been using these cups for about a year now and they have been great!They are stackable for easy storage and none of the measurement markings have faded / worn off. I also rarely run them through the dishwasher, mostly washed by hand.Grip is good and glass is thick. Easy to use and clean!Definitely worth purchasing!

These are the ones to buy. We had the other famous brand and the lettering came off of them overtime. They were totally useless, except for pouring bleach into for the air conditioner. Our new measuring cups are much nicer and I hope they last a couple decades, at least.

Great quality!

Great replacement for my old measuring cups. Easy to read.

We've only had these a short time, but so far, they seem great. I was a bit hesitant to buy them, given all the hyperventilating I see in many of these Amazon reviews, going on and on about them supposedly being hard to pour from, and supposedly being prone to exploding because they are now made of the wrong kind of tempered glass (now soda-lime rather than borosilicate). Two damning faults for a glass measuring cup, if true. In the end, I bought them because Cook's Illustrated rated them as the best of the 15 they evaluated. Their tests included pouring from the cups and heating in the oven, and if they didn't find a problem, I decided to trust their recommendation. In the past, I have found them to be reliable, so I went with it.Certainly these are nice cups....well made, easy to read, comfortable handle, and accurate.But what about those two supposed faults? The pouring thing is just not an issue....liquid pours out just fine, without running down the edge. As to "exploding", that of course would be a result of thermal shock, and the old borosilicate is in fact more resistant to that (although apparently also more brittle). As a result, you do indeed have to be more careful with these versions than with the old PYREX (all caps). A pity, but that doesn't mean they aren't useable...you just have to be careful to not shock them (like take them from a hot oven and place them in a puddle of water on your countertop.) So they lose 1 star for that. Having said that, I just looked at some other 13x9 pyrex (not caps) we have had for some years. They are clearly also made from the soda-lime glass vintage, with the same heating cautions printed on them. Being oblivious to the change in glass till now, we have never taken any great precautions with them and despite that, we have never had a problem with them.Now, you can in fact search around and buy the PYREX (all caps) products made in Europe, which still use the borosilicate. However, while the indications for an ounce are the same, a UK pint is 20 oz, versus in the US it is 16....so a little awkward here, I think.So, while I now see we should take some cautions with these cups, we haven't had a problem with other pyrex products of this glass, so I'll continue to use them.