What Is Name Of Material That Is Oven/heat Proof - Looking To Replace 30+ Year Old Bowl I Broke

I am really pissed right now.

A while back, by accident I dropped and broke a 6 oz Corelle bowl. I know this was an oven/heat proof bowl. I am looking to replace it with simple, white round bowl.

So far Amazon shows this funny shape (well, my Uncle says it is funny shape, he is old-school).

Amazon.com | Teocera Porcelain Small Bowls, Dessert Bowls Set - 6 Ounce for Ice Cream, Small Side Dishes, Set of 6, White: Dessert Bowls

Two questions
1. What do you call a material that is Oven/Heat proof. I don't mean microwave-proof (we avoid microwaves like the plague!)
2. Where can I get 6 oz, simple, white round bowl.

My uncle needs to control serving size. Right now he ate in a 15 oz bowl which was filled to slightly more than 6 oz and he is getting chest pains.

Chest pains can be correlated to the food intake, keeping everything constant (i.e. he eats healthy, and is on recumbant 2 to 3 hrs a day).

I'm pissed and frustrated. I wanted Christmas Day to end on a happy note.


Update: He said that he bought the whole set of Corelle bowls, plates, etc from one of them Indian stores decades ago for $9.

Please please please help. I am super-upset!!!!!

 

Ok, I tried not to get upset.

I went to the link and that bowl has the Butterfly Gold decoration (but was smaller than the bowl in the article).

Walmart!

Alas they do pick-up and the closest Walmart is in the next state.


This is helpful start. I thank you both

 

Hello @Laks09 I 'll check Corelle outlet stores.

And wouldn't you know ---- it turns out we have 2 6-oz bowls remaining. Hope we can adjust the dish usage so my Uncle can eat in these bowls.

Phew!!!!!

At least now we know where to get more Corelle bowls!