>>21910741
weirdo

>>21910741
kwab

go to goodwill, they usually have some vintage ones for cheap.

>>21910741
Why do you need it to be that way? Do your hands slip or are just being against change?

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>>21910741
What the fuck are you talking about? This one here is over 50 years old and it doesn't connect at both ends.
Apparently the new ones aren't even as hard or durable if you want something to bitch about. But as far as I know you've always had options.

No bottom connection = easy to stack

>>21911160
The new ones work fine if you aren't taking them out of the oven and dunking them into ice. People act as if we absolutely need the vintage borosilicate ones, but I think they're just a meme. And they still are being made, in Europe.

>>21911160
This. Mine's a hand-me-down over 25 years old and has the open handle. It's easy to grasp. The closed handle looks like it'd be less convenient.

>>21910741
>Newer handles
From what point in time? 1950?
I agree with >>21910745

They should make more coffee mugs with the open handle design, if anything.

Mine is about 13 years old now and the numbers are rubbing off. Never dishwashed. Didn't even know that could happen.

>>21910741
>t. handlet
I want to be able to hold it

>>21911500
tomatoes may have owned it

>>21911153
I like to carabiner it to my beltloop during really intense recipes

>>21911734
>INTENSE STEWING ACTION!!!

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>>21911500
Because 2013 Pyrex was not a good "vintage". LOL