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Pasabahce Glass Casserole with Lid — 76 Oz
Pasabahce Glass Casserole with Lid — 76 Oz
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pasabahce glass casserole with lid — 76 oz mid-size bakeware
The 76 oz Pasabahce glass casserole sits in the mid-range of the collection — larger than the individual-portion dishes, smaller than the full family-size pieces. The lid makes it a complete cooking and storage vessel: bake, bring to the table, cover the leftovers, and refrigerate in the same dish. At 76 oz, it is the right size for a side dish for eight people or a main for four.
Borosilicate glass construction means thermal shock resistance and chemical inertness — no flavor transfer, no reaction with acidic ingredients, no deterioration over time.
Browse the full Pasabahce Borcam bakeware range.
Specifications
- Capacity: 76 oz
- Includes: Lid
- Material: Borosilicate glass
- Brand: Pasabahce
- Safe for: Oven · microwave · freezer · dishwasher
Curated by Rootsware · Crafted in Turkey
Why We Selected This Piece
At Rootsware, we carry Pasabahce glassware because Pasabahce is the glass brand of the Turkish table — established in 1935, one of the world's largest glass manufacturers, and the standard by which Turkish households measure glass quality. We carry it because diaspora households already know it.
Care & Cleaning
- Most Pasabahce pieces are dishwasher safe on the top rack.
- For decorated or colored pieces: hand-wash to preserve the finish.
- Borosilicate glass (Borcam): oven safe, microwave safe, dishwasher safe. Avoid sudden temperature changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pasabahce?
A Turkish glass manufacturer established in 1935, now one of the largest glass producers in the world. The default glass brand in Turkish households.
What is Borcam?
Pasabahce's borosilicate glass line — oven-safe, microwave-safe, and freezer-safe. Does not absorb odors or flavors.
Is borosilicate glass safe for acidic foods?
Yes. Non-reactive — does not interact with tomatoes, citrus, or vinegar.
Borcam from freezer to oven?
No — let frozen dishes thaw to room temperature first.
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