Microwave safe glass drinking glass made in USA?? (beer, chinese, buy)

[madison999]

I've decided to start drinking green tea. I don't like plastics or chinese products made with God knows what. Just looking for a couple of 16 oz beer glasses (those smooth, clear, tapered ones like they put tap beer in at a bar).

anyone got a link?

[Sundaydrive00]

These say they are made in the US, not sure if they are microwave safe though. I've never put my pint glasses in the microwave.

http://www.amazon.com/International-...Made+beer+pint

[Gerania]

You want to put the glass in the microwave? Boil the water in a Pyrex measuring cup.

[gouligann]

Finding a glass that's not made in China? hahaha hohoho hehehe. A rare find unless you go to an antiques dealer.

I like Gerania's idea, but I imagine those Pyrex measuring cups are also made in China.

[LifeIsGood01]

I would just buy a 16 oz ceramic cup use that in the microwave and transfer it to a glass when it's hot.

Dollar Tree sells huge thick beer steins that look like they are 24 oz.

looks like this

[Gerania]

My measuring cups are really old. They were probably made here. There's probably a market for vintage Pyrex.

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by so954

I would just buy a 16 oz ceramic cup use that in the microwave and transfer it to a glass when it's hot.

Dollar Tree sells huge thick beer steins that look like they are 24 oz.

looks like this

And put a table knife in the mug when you pour.

[baileyvpotter]

Libbey, Anchor Hocking and Pyrex are all made in the US.

American Made Kitchen Products

[Beretta]

Originally Posted by baileyvpotter

Libbey, Anchor Hocking and Pyrex are all made in the US.

American Made Kitchen Products

I was just going to post that! Yep! Good stuff!

[JrzDefector]

Originally Posted by madison999

I've decided to start drinking green tea. I don't like plastics or chinese products made with God knows what. Just looking for a couple of 16 oz beer glasses (those smooth, clear, tapered ones like they put tap beer in at a bar).

anyone got a link?

Just get yourself an electric tea kettle and find yourself a locally made mug.