Grab-it

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Grab-it

A classic Grab-it bowl

The Grab-it is a versatile piece of cookware designed by CorningWare in the late 20th century. Known for its unique design and functionality, the Grab-it has become a staple in many kitchens around the world. It is particularly valued for its ability to transition seamlessly from the oven to the table, and its ergonomic design makes it easy to handle.

Design and Features

CorningWare and Visions Grab-it cookware

The Grab-it is characterized by its round shape and a distinctive handle that resembles a tab, which allows for easy gripping. This design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical, as it reduces the risk of spills when transferring hot dishes. The bowl is typically made from pyroceram, a type of glass-ceramic material that is resistant to thermal shock, making it suitable for use in both conventional and microwave ovens.

The Grab-it often comes with a matching lid, which helps to retain heat and moisture during cooking. The lids are usually made from the same durable material as the bowls, ensuring a snug fit and consistent performance.

Usage

A Grab-it lid

The Grab-it is designed for a variety of cooking methods, including baking, reheating, and serving. Its ability to withstand high temperatures makes it ideal for baking dishes such as casseroles, gratins, and desserts. Additionally, the Grab-it's compact size is perfect for individual servings, making it a popular choice for personal meals.

The ergonomic handle allows for easy transport from the oven to the table, and its stylish design makes it suitable for serving directly to guests. The Grab-it is also dishwasher safe, which simplifies cleanup after meals.

Variants

The distinctive Grab-it tab handle

Over the years, the Grab-it has been produced in various colors and patterns, allowing consumers to choose a style that complements their kitchen decor. Some versions of the Grab-it are part of the Visions line, which features a transparent amber or cranberry glass, providing a unique aesthetic appeal.

Collectibility

The Grab-it has become a collectible item among enthusiasts of vintage cookware. Its durability and timeless design have contributed to its lasting popularity. Collectors often seek out rare patterns and colors, as well as complete sets with matching lids.

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Another view of a Grab-it lid

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