In a message dated 3/4/2006 7:26:57 AM Central Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
One would "assume" corning
stopped producing the transparent cookware for a good number of reasons and
good health I think is definately one of them.
Ernie -- I wouldn't assume that Corning would be the least bit interested in
good health. Like most big companies, I would assume that Corning would be
MOST interested in profit. So I have to think that for some reason, the
Visionware wasn't selling as well as it needed to. Therefore I would be
wondering
what other drawbacks there are to this cookware -- is it difficult to handle?
was it's popularity just a fad? We just bought a second-hand set of sauce
pans. I'm looking forward to trying them out. I don't think there is probably
much difference between microscopic uncleanliness between glass and stainless
steel, so I'm not concerned about that. But my old set of stainless is just
about worn out -- and it seems like teflon-coated cookware is almost all that
is
available. MA
