I used them for home made baby food when my son was a baby. I have the clear glass covers, translucent plastic and white rubber lids.

Also, if you have FrySupermarkets (market place) in your area, you can find these in the bakeware department. We’re going to have to delete any further ones. Interesting, though because I thought I was given this one new - I wonder how my parents mixed the lid up.Īlso, to the previous readers, please do not use the comments to sell things. They work together just fine, but I just wanted to clarify that for any confused readers. This lid is made to match a bowl the same color that it is.

The white bowls originally came with a clear glass lid. You should know that this is actually a mixed set you’ve got. Do the larger bowls, 240, have a plastic lid? I also use the plastic lids for putting items in the freezer. I love these bowls, especially the ones with the glass lids since can stack in refrigerator. I am looking for glass lids for the p150 and looking for the 240 bowls. Kay, you can email me if you are interested, I’d make you a really good deal, how about $15 for all 3? I have 3 I would sell, I don’t have those covers, mine are older than these and didn’t come with covers, though I did have another one with a flat plastic cover but I beleive it got broken (that why I have 3). I have seen them both with plastic lids and with glass lids, the former being more common. Also, the other day I saw a bunch at the local thrift store, so you may want to check there or at Goodwill. Kay - I’d definitely check on Ebay since I’ve seen them sold there before.

I am looking to purchase a few of these bowls. Posted in: Pyrex News 9 Responses to “Corning Ware Pyrex “Grab It” Bowl” Although I used it in the early 90s, I’ve actually seen many varieties of these bowls (for all I know, they still sell it), some with plastic covers and in different covers. I believe it is a 15 ounce bowl and the cover is marked P-150-C and the base is P-150-B. From experience, this can be a bit awkward depending on the size of your hand! Still, many a leftover lunch was stored in the fridge and cooked up in this bowl. Both the cover and the base have the handle, so it’s meant to be grabbed and held together. The most interesting thing about this mini-casserole is that instead of two smaller handles on either side it has a single large semi-circle “grabber” handle. It’s called a “Grab-It Bowl” and it feature a white Corning base along with a clear brown Pyrex glass top. I know this is very modern Pyrex but I felt like posting about it because it brings back a lot of good memories of eating re-heated meals in the apartments when I was in college.

Corningware grabit