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Anyday Lineup Compared 2026: Which Glass Dish Set Fits Your Kitchen?

By Molly Reviews Editorial Team··6 min read·1 views
Anyday Lineup Compared 2026: Which Glass Dish Set Fits Your Kitchen?

Picture your Tuesday dinner, not your dream dinner party. Is it one bowl of rice and a fried-egg topping? Salmon and green beans for two? A tray of baked ziti that has to feed four and leave lunch for tomorrow? The answer decides which Anyday set belongs in your cabinet, and buying the wrong one is how a $220 set ends up half-used.

Anyday sells its glass dishes in at least seven set configurations, two glass finishes and a handful of limited collections. MollyReviews lined them all up using the size guide, product specs and October 2026 prices on cookanyday.com, so you can match a set to the way you actually cook.

Start Here: Know the Six Round Sizes

Every round set is built from the same six dishes. The brand's size guide lists servings, dimensions and what each one fits:

DishServingsSize and weightThe brand says it fits
2-Cup Small Round15.5" x 2.5", 1.3 lbs2 scrambled eggs, a single-serve brownie, pad thai leftovers
4-Cup Shallow1–27.1" x 2.6", 2.2 lbs1 lb green beans, 8 frozen dumplings, a 4-egg frittata
4-Cup Deep1–26.3" x 3.4", 2.0 lbs1 cup raw white rice, a box of mac and cheese, a bag of frozen peas
7-Cup Shallow3–48.7" x 3", 3.0 lbs1 lb frozen large shrimp, salmon fillets, a pumpkin pie
8-Cup Deep3–47.9" x 4.2", 3.0 lbs2 lbs marble potatoes, 2 crowns of broccoli, 1 lb cooked penne
12-Cup Deep5–69.4" x 4.2", 4.3 lbs1 rotisserie chicken, a 5 lb bag of russets, a large box of baby spinach

A useful rule of thumb from that chart: shallow dishes suit things you want in a single layer (fish, dumplings, eggs), while deep dishes handle grains, pasta and anything that bubbles up.

Clear vs Frosted: What the Extra Money Buys

ClearFrosted
BowlTransparent borosilicate glassFrosted borosilicate glass, described as giving extra grip
Round lidTempered glass with food-grade silicone vent and rimBorosilicate glass, platinum silicone and a stainless steel rim
LookSee leftovers at a glanceMatte finish that reads as serveware
8-Piece round set$119$145
14-Piece round set$180$220

Both finishes share the same oven ratings (500°F for bowls, 400°F for lids) and both are microwave-, freezer- and dishwasher-safe. Pick clear if you want the lower price and an easy view into the fridge; pick frosted if the dish will regularly go from microwave to dinner table.

Anyday chart comparing frosted and clear glass dishes
Anyday's own frosted vs clear comparison. Image: cookanyday.com

The Sets Side by Side

SetWhat's insidePrice (Oct 2026)Good fit for
4-Piece Round, Medium4-cup shallow + 4-cup deep, with lids$55 clear / $70 frostedTrying Anyday for one
4-Piece Round, LargeTwo larger round dishes with lids$72 clear / $85 frostedTwo people, bigger portions
8-Piece Small Spaces (Frosted)4-cup shallow, 4-cup deep, two 2-cup, with lids$105Dorms, kitchenettes, RVs
8-Piece Round8-cup deep, 7-cup shallow, 4-cup deep, 4-cup shallow, with lids$119 clear / $145 frostedCouples and small families
12-Piece RoundThe 8-Piece dishes plus two 2-cup dishes, with lids$145 clear / $180 frostedMeal-preppers who portion singles
14-Piece RoundEvery round size, including the 12-cup deep dish$180 clear / $220 frostedFamilies and batch cooks
8-Piece Square10-cup, 5.5-cup and two 2.5-cup square dishes, with lids$110 clear / $130 frostedCasseroles, bacon, brownies

Choose the 8-Piece Round if…

…you cook dinner for two most nights and want leftovers to live in the same dish. The 8-cup deep dish handles a pound of pasta; the 7-cup shallow dish fits shrimp or fish in one layer.

Choose the 12- or 14-Piece Round if…

…you prep lunches. The two 2-cup dishes are single-serving size, and the 14-Piece adds the 12-cup deep dish for whole-chicken nights.

Choose Square if…

…you bake as much as you steam. The size guide says the 10-cup square (9" x 9" x 3.5") fits six strips of bacon, a box of brownie mix or four ears of corn, and Anyday describes the square shape as space-saving.

Choose the Small Spaces set if…

…your kitchen is a microwave and a mini fridge. Anyday built this frosted 8-piece specifically for kitchenettes, dorm rooms, RVs and retirement homes.

Compare Anyday Sets Live →

Four Sets for Four Kinds of Kitchens

From a two-dish starter to a matte black showpiece, with the U.S. prices we saw on cookanyday.com in October 2026.

Anyday 4-Piece Glass Round Dish Set, Large, frosted with Blueberry knobs
4-Piece Round Dish Set, Large (Frosted)
$85
Was $100 · two dishes, two lids
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Anyday 8-Piece Glass Round Dish Small Spaces Set in frosted glass
8-Piece Small Spaces Set (Frosted)
$105
Was $125 · built for dorms and RVs
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Anyday 12-Piece Glass Round Dish Set in frosted glass with Mochi knobs
12-Piece Round Dish Set (Frosted, Mochi)
$180
Was $225 · six dishes incl. two 2-cup
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Anyday Onyx Collection 12-piece matte black glass dish set
Onyx Collection, 12-Piece Set
$190
Was $225 · limited-edition matte black
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Prices change often; the brand's site always shows the current price.

The Special Editions: Onyx and Disney

The Onyx Collection is a limited-edition run of sleek, matte black dishes, sold as 4-, 8- and 12-piece sets ($95, $155 and $190). The product page also lists a free Cookbooklet with the set. The Disney Collection puts Mickey Mouse on Anyday's vented knob, in Frosted ($95) or Enchanted ($100) versions. Both use the same Anyday microwave-first design, so choose them for the look.

Anyday Onyx matte black glass dishes styled on a table
The matte black Onyx dishes are made to go from microwave to table. Image: cookanyday.com

Add-Ons That Round Out Any Set

  • Anydelis ($46 for a 3-pack, $89 for a 6-pack): silicone deli containers in 1-, 2- and 4-cup sizes, oven-safe to 450°F, with ml and cup markings.
  • Anytime Freezer Tray Set ($34): silicone trays in 2-tablespoon and ½-cup portions, reinforced with stainless steel wire. Anyday recommends them for freezing plain liquids like broth, which shouldn't go straight into the glass dishes.
  • Clip-on Strainer ($15): clips onto any size or shape of Anyday dish for draining pasta.
  • Accessory Bundle ($72, was $92): dish protectors, lid organizers, two Anyhand Mitts and a Cookbooklet.

Before You Buy: Quick Questions

How many dishes do I really need?

Use the servings column above. A household of two usually covers dinner with the 8-cup deep and 7-cup shallow dishes, both in the 8-Piece set.

Can I mix square and round?

Yes. The Clip-on Strainer works on any Anyday dish, and gift bundles like Steph's Must-Haves already pair round and square dishes.

Will a large set fit my microwave?

Measure your turntable. The widest round dish, the 12-cup deep, is 9.4" across, and the 10-cup square is 9" x 9".

What if I pick the wrong set?

Anyday doesn't do exchanges, but you can return within 30 days of delivery with a prepaid label and reorder.

The Verdict

For most kitchens, the 8-Piece Round set is the sweet spot: four useful shapes for $119 in clear glass. Families should step up to the 14-Piece set for the 12-cup dish, small spaces have a set of their own, and square dishes earn their spot if you bake. Check our Anyday deals page for current bundle pricing before you choose.

How we wrote this: MollyReviews compared Anyday's sets using its official website, size guide, product specifications, prices and policies in October 2026. We haven't personally tested these products and we don't invent ratings or discount codes. We may earn a commission if you buy through our links, at no extra cost to you.