| ▲ | cgearhart 2 hours ago | |
I have bought a lot of glassware over a couple decades. My usual trick is to look at restaurant supply shops, since they usually have a wide variety to select trade offs in style, price, quality, etc. Somehow I’d never come across Duralex until a few months ago when I was shopping to reorganize my own cupboards. The Duralex stuff I got has been the best glassware I’ve ever had, hands down. I’ll probably order more to put in storage just in case their ongoing struggles disrupt availability in the future. I get it—they’re expensive and so on—but they really are a superior product. | ||
| ▲ | gniv 39 minutes ago | parent | next [-] | |
> I get it—they’re expensive and so on—but they really are a superior product. Where are you? Here in France they are not expensive. I bought them at Carrefour when I moved here because I liked the Picardie shape and I thought they were just one of many companies that makes them. They were surprisingly cheap (a bit more than 1 euro per glass iirc). | ||
| ▲ | jay_kyburz 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
I've never bought a glass in my life. We just use old Vegemite jars here in Australia. | ||