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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I've had my set of Corelle for about 15 years.  I have service for 16 and have not broken one yet.  6 years ago, we built a home with ceramic tile floors and granite countertops.  Almost everything that gets dropped breaks.  But not the Corelle.  I have dropped a Corelle plate from 5 feet to the floor and it did not break.  I'm not saying it is unbreakable, just that it's very hard to break.  We love it.  In fact, we love it so much that several years ago when we decided to stop buying paper and plasticware for parties, I went on E-bay and found service for 40 of Corelle (we can add our daily use for service for 56) and we've used that for parties ever since.  They work great.

That said, our kids are only about a year old, so we haven't tested this with them.  They are still using plastic infant dishes, so we'll see as they grow what we end up with.[/quote]

My 3 year old eats off of Corelle , no problems. He drops (note I said drop, not put) his own dishes in the sink and helps put away dishes, no problems. Like you we ordered a big set of winter white from Amazon. [/quote]

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