World Kitchen Factory - Corning NY
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- Corelle® dinnerware is made of Vitrelle® glass, a special kind of three-layer glass laminate initially intended for television screens in the 1940s. Vitrelle glass is extremely durable and lightweight.
Corelle® dinnerware is manufactured in Corning NY by World Kitchen LLC.
World Kitchen manufactures bakeware, dinnerware, kitchen and household tools to range-top cookware, storage and cutlery.
World Kitchen affiliates and market brands are known and trusted around the world.
World Kitchen Website:
www.worldkitchen.com
www.corelle.com/
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What a great product! I am so delighted with my Portofino Italian-inspired blue dinnerware! Quality thru and thru. Thank you, Corelle manufacturing people. You do an amazing job with a beautifully-designed, durable, lightweight product. I highly recommend! God bless.
I am a hub operator which means I run the machine you see at 4:16 in the video and my father worked there back in the TV production days.
Wow!!! Incredible!!! 👊🏾🇳🇬🇺🇸
We've used white Corelle for more than 30 years, and it is quite satisfactory. The edges of the plates tend to get a little worn and sometimes there is a bit of rust stain on the edges. One thing that could be misleading about the video: it is true that Corelle resists breakage very well, but, when it does break, it's not just two big pieces. It explodes, with knife-sharp pieces of all sizes, mostly little, all over the counters and floors. In 30 years, that's happened only maybe six or seven times, so it's not that big of a deal, but it is different from how it is represented on the video.
Great video, thanks. Subscribed.
After watching my square round stoneware set die one by one, I decided to get a set of Corelle, Cherish pattern. Like other people, I'm not happy about the fact that the mugs are made in China, but the dishes and bowls are gorgeous and NOT HEAVY! I also wish that they made more serve pieces for the pattern. This will be my everyday and formal set. I'm done with getting plates that break when you look at them! Corelle isn't break proof, but it stands up despite its delicate looks.
I actually just got done doing a rebuild on the furnace and forehearths at World Kitchen that you guys showed on this episode
I really love correlle,though im domestic helper ,i bougth my 1st set in KSA tull now i loved to eat with my plate;))
Corelle is awesome. I have a huge set of Crazy Daisy (Spring Blossom) from the '70s that I eat on every day. I wish Corelle today didn't use stoneware mugs though and also made more items like they used to (like rimmed pasta bowls, large serving bowls, etc.).
I miss the little Pyrex coffee cups that came with their sets for a while.
Amo a❤ CORELLE ❤
I am so interesting this corelle. Alhamdulillah. Aammiiin Yaa Rabal Alaaminn 🤲😄🌹.
I am from Ithaca and have family that live in Corning. Great place to be from. Cornell University up the hill from our house. Corning has been part of our family kitchens for many years.
Awsome product awsome job congrats on your sucess for a great product
I love corelle
Corelle needs to make batter bowls, covered storage bowls, etc. out of Corelle. I hate plastic; it doesn't hold up over time; it doesn't dry in the dishwasher. Glass is too heavy. Stainless steel and melamine are not microwave safe. Please make mixing bowls and a lot of storage bowls with covers out of Corelle. PLEASE! Love my Corelle dinner wear. Stores great in cabinets more dishes in less space. Fits in dishwasher better. LOVE IT!
You might want to try the Pyrex or Corningware containers, made by the same company.
Generally Pyrex or regular Corningware containers are too heavy, which is why I'd love to see Corelle make the batter bowls. Corningware had a lightweight version of their casserole dishes, which I bought every size of and love!!! Even that would be great, but for some reason Corningware has recently discontinued those lighter weight covered casserole dishes. Very Sad!
corningware is not made by world kitchen. source, I'm a mechanic at world kitchen.
It was mentioned by an employee that there are 9 raw ingredients that go into making corelle dinnerware but what are they?
I see this video was made in 2014 I hope this product is still made in our USA so few things are and that's sad.
It is
I liked Corelle very nice not heavy to wash
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I am looking for discontinued - Corelle - olive branches plates any idea where I can find them? A knife chipped the center of one of my plates :(
Is World Kitchen part of Corning Works that makes Corningware?
I love Corelle. Light, durable, doesn't take up much space.
I'm concerned about the colored flowers on the plate. Is it Lead-free and cadmium? Thank you.
I have a set of corning apricot grove but rice platter broken and its not available anywhere!
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Did you guys have the 13x9 inches pan to bake, please let me know were I can buy it
Interesting
#WajahatShah
where is this I want to work there
No you don't I did for almost 9 years 😅
Very beautiful !
I love my corelle dishes. One bowl shattered when it fell from the counter. Many tiny thin pieces. I think you need to take the shatter/ chip proof off of advertising because this is false advertising
To bad they're closing down at that location this year😒😒
No they are not ., The factory in Corning NY is still operational ., The store on market street closed.
but they do break. there are lots of videos of Corelle breaking on at home.drop tests
It's only chip and break resistant. They never said they don't break, but they do last a very long time btw...
Yeah when it's chucked off a two story building it will break
USO VAJILLAS CORELLE DESDE EL AÑO 1993 QUE VINE A MIAMI Y COMPRE MI PRIMERA VAJILLA , NO ME DOLIO MAS NUNCA LA ESPALDA POR PLATOS PESADOS ,
NUNCA MAS COMPRE, NI COMPRARE OTRA MARCA. AHORA TENGO 30 AÑOS EN USA Y SIGO FIEL A ESA MARCA SOLO LAMENTO LAS TAZAS QUE NO HAN SALIDO MAS EN EL MISMO MATERIAL DE LOS PLATOS.
Y LE ACONSEJO A LOS QUE SUFREN DE ARTRITIS DE HERNIA , CARDIOPATIAS QUE NO COMPREN PLATOS PESADOS PORQUE DAÑA SU CUERPO , QUE COMPREN CORELLE 🍲🍲 LIVIANOS, DURADEROS, NO SE ESTILLAN, FÁCIL DE LIMPIAR , BUENOS EN MICROONDAS YO AMO A CORELLE ,
Y A PYREX LOS ENVASES SIRVEN EN HORNO, MICROONDAS, FREEZER ,SON DE MI FAVORITOS TAMBIÉN .
LO MAS IMPORTANTE HECHOS EN USA 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I have been trying to reach corelle for months about a serving platter with no response. The platter was defective. Think twice about buying no response to 8 emails. When you call customer service you get a msg saying call during business hours no matter what time you call. Never will I purchase their product again.
Corelle is good till you get a dish that shattered. I have written company 10 times and no response. I have called and there is no way to reach them. The only thing they did was use my email to send sale flyers. Buyer beware.
about the breaking . the use of a punch put an incredible pressure on one point, so it is very easy to break that plate . i am watching this video because i just broke TWO corelle bowls at once, that just fell from a cupboard about 5 ft up . a whole stack fell and i have glass shards spread all over the kitchen . so dont mention to me about breakage resistance .
Too bad a lot of their older (and even some current ones last I heard) dinnerware has lead in it lol
Sadly since world kitchen bought corelle the quality has gone down the drain. Corning used to build them properly, not sure what world kitchen changed but they're pretty pants mow
i hate that thick mug made in china.get rid of that please..
too bad they didn't make it so could stand up to a microwave that's the only bad thing about that and yes if you drop that plate on the floor it will break believe me that's why I don't own any more Corel one it is not microwave safe and to if you drop it off the counter it will break
big kahona dropping any plate in the floor or on the counter top will break it.
I'm not sure what you’re talking about, “not microwave safe”. Corelle is eminently microwaveable. It’s one of the big selling points. What was the problem you were having in the microwave?
I’ve dropped many Corelle pieces. Usually they sort of bounce, or ring like a bell, and end up completely ok. Yes, occasionally they will break into many sharp pieces, or several big pieces (as shown in the video) but much more often they will not break. And they’re quite chip resistant too. Overall, they are sturdy workhorses used daily in my house.
We don't claim they wont break we claim break resistant. They are completely microwave safe, I make them and microwave them every day and have never had one break in the microwave. Get your facts straight.