Well, I'm just about ready to replace all of my bakeware with the DuraLite collection. That being said, there is one quirk I should mention: temperature sensitivity. Because the pieces can reach such high temperatures, it's important to take care not to move them directly from the freezer to the microwave or oven.

Made from premium glass designed for high heat tolerance and durability, Rubbermaid DuraLite Bakeware delivers superior baking and cooking performance. This durable yet lightweight bakeware set is safe for use in oven and broiler temperatures up to 550 degrees F, and extra lightweight compared to ceramic bakeware.

This bakeware set is also BPA-free, plus microwave-, freezer-, and dishwasher-safe. Use this versatile bake set as baking dishes, casserole dishes, lasagna pans, and more.

Product information

These Rubbermaid® containers are BPA-free, microwave-safe, dishwasher-safe, and freezer-safe. The glass container bases are also oven safe up to 450 degrees F.

Suitable for Wet and Dry Goods Space-Saving Square Containers support a temperature range of –40°F/–40°C to 212°F/100°C.

DuraLite bakeware is made of premium glass that's designed for high heat tolerance and durability, and it's break- and chip-resistant.

Duralite is a thermoplastic composite material. The high fabric volume provides exceptional stability and material stiffness. The homogeneous material is easy to process and is available in a wide range of Sheets and Components.

Rubbermaid glass containers are safe for use in ovens up to 425 degrees F and in microwaves without a browning element. They are not for stovetop, broiler or toaster oven use. Lids are not oven safe but are safe for microwave use and are BPA free.

Are Rubbermaid products made in the USA? About 80% of Rubbermaid products are manufactured in the USA.

Getting your money's worth is a big deal when it comes to items you'll use regularly. The Rubbermaid Brilliance Leak-Proof Food Storage Containers, 14-Piece Set, is the best value of every storage container set put through our tests.

If you are not sure if the container you are currently packaging your food in is ovenable, check the product to see if it is labeled, “oven-ready.” Remember, not all products will state whether they are oven-ready. If this is the case, check with your supplier.