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Glass act

It’s ideal for cooking and storing food, and with Ô cuisine it’s now easier to take glass dishes from freezer to oven to table.

- BY SAMANTHA BRENNAN

Yes, glass has always been a favoured material in the kitchen, but perhaps never more so than it is today. We are becoming more aware of the health and efficiency implicatio­ns of the materials we use to prepare, cook and store our food, and so choosing glass to bake, freeze and serve simply makes sense. The problem, however, has often been thermal shock: glass just can’t stand up to the temperatur­e change of transferri­ng it from the fridge or freezer to the oven or microwave, and it often shatters. Luckily, there is a solution: Ô cuisine Borosilica­te glass, a high-grade, heatresist­ant glass made in France that can – quite literally – go from freezer to oven.

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 ??  ?? Ô cuisine Rectangula­r 2L Roaster (32cm x 20cm), $19.95
Ô cuisine Rectangula­r 2L Roaster (32cm x 20cm), $19.95
 ??  ?? Ô cuisine Square 1.6L Roaster (25cm x 22cm), $19.95
Ô cuisine Square 1.6L Roaster (25cm x 22cm), $19.95
 ??  ?? Ô cuisine 0.5L Measuring Jug, $16.95
Ô cuisine 0.5L Measuring Jug, $16.95
 ??  ?? Ô cuisine 1.3L Pie Dish with Handles (26cm x 23cm), $15.50
Ô cuisine 1.3L Pie Dish with Handles (26cm x 23cm), $15.50
 ??  ?? Ô cuisine 4.2L Expert Bowl (30cm), $34.95
Ô cuisine 4.2L Expert Bowl (30cm), $34.95
 ??  ?? Ô cuisine Oval 4L Casserole (33cm x 20cm), $39.95
Ô cuisine Oval 4L Casserole (33cm x 20cm), $39.95

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