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Pyrex Rectangular Glass Roasting Dish 350x230mm

SKU: GD030

£9.05(£10.86 inc VAT)

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This Pyrex rectangular glass roasting dish is a straightforward, multi-purpose piece of cookware suited to a range of light-duty commercial and hospitality applications. Made from borosilicate-style glass with high thermal shock resistance, it moves reliably between temperature extremes without the cracking risk associated with standard glass.

In a working kitchen, that thermal resilience matters. A dish that can go from a chilled larder into a hot oven — or be used to carry food from the oven directly to a buffet or table — removes a handling step and reduces the risk of breakage during service. The transparent construction also makes it straightforward to check food colour and doneness without lifting or disturbing the dish.

  • Suitable for oven, microwave, and dishwasher use
  • High thermal shock resistance for oven-to-table service
  • Glass construction allows visual monitoring of cooking progress
  • Doubles as a food storage vessel for chilled or ambient use
  • Straightforward to clean by hand or in a commercial dishwasher

It is worth noting that glass cookware of this type is better suited to lower-intensity, moderate-volume operations — catering for small functions, care homes, bed and breakfast kitchens, or front-of-house buffet service — rather than high-throughput production kitchens where metal gastronorms and bakeware tend to be more practical. The glass is durable within its intended use, but it will not withstand the knocks and stacking pressures of a busy brigade environment in the way steel trays would.

If you are unsure whether glass bakeware is the right choice for your service style or kitchen setup, we are happy to talk it through.

Frequently asked questions

Is this dish suitable for use in a commercial convection oven?

Yes, Pyrex glass is designed to withstand the temperatures typically used in commercial convection ovens, and the high thermal shock resistance helps it cope with rapid temperature changes. That said, it is better suited to moderate baking and roasting tasks rather than sustained high-heat production work, where metal bakeware is generally more practical.

Can this be used for food storage as well as cooking?

Yes, the dish works well as a storage vessel for chilled or ambient food, which makes it a useful dual-purpose item in smaller operations. Its transparent construction also helps with stock rotation, as contents are visible without removing lids or covers.

How does glass bakeware hold up in a busy kitchen environment?

Glass bakeware is reliable within its intended use, but it is less suited to high-volume brigade kitchens where heavy stacking, frequent handling, and rough treatment are common. It performs best in lower-intensity settings such as care homes, B&Bs, small hospitality kitchens, and buffet service — if your operation is higher throughput, a stainless or aluminium alternative may be a more practical long-term choice.
Pyrex Rectangular Glass Roasting Dish 350x230mm

£9.05(£10.86 inc VAT)

£9.05(£10.86 inc VAT)

This Pyrex rectangular glass roasting dish is a straightforward, multi-purpose piece of cookware suited to a range of light-duty commercial and hospitality applications. Made from borosilicate-style glass with high thermal shock resistance, it moves reliably between temperature extremes without the cracking risk associated with standard glass.

In a working kitchen, that thermal resilience matters. A dish that can go from a chilled larder into a hot oven — or be used to carry food from the oven directly to a buffet or table — removes a handling step and reduces the risk of breakage during service. The transparent construction also makes it straightforward to check food colour and doneness without lifting or disturbing the dish.

  • Suitable for oven, microwave, and dishwasher use
  • High thermal shock resistance for oven-to-table service
  • Glass construction allows visual monitoring of cooking progress
  • Doubles as a food storage vessel for chilled or ambient use
  • Straightforward to clean by hand or in a commercial dishwasher

It is worth noting that glass cookware of this type is better suited to lower-intensity, moderate-volume operations — catering for small functions, care homes, bed and breakfast kitchens, or front-of-house buffet service — rather than high-throughput production kitchens where metal gastronorms and bakeware tend to be more practical. The glass is durable within its intended use, but it will not withstand the knocks and stacking pressures of a busy brigade environment in the way steel trays would.

If you are unsure whether glass bakeware is the right choice for your service style or kitchen setup, we are happy to talk it through.