Glass Serving Plate 30 cm, Flat Platter for Cake and Mezze

Guests arrive and the cake goes out on the same dinner plate everyone eats from, because nothing in the cupboard is any bigger.

What Are the Key Features of This 30 cm Glass Serving Plate?

• 30 cm across: the width that lets a whole gateau sit without overhanging, and lets mezze bowls stand apart instead of touching.
• Glass takes no stain: turmeric, beetroot and karkade mark ceramic glaze and plastic over the years; glass comes out of a wash as it went in.
• It does not compete with the food: a plain glass platter lets the food do the work.
• Measure the shelf first: at 30 cm this will not go into a standard plate rack, so check before it arrives.
• Treat it as ordinary glass: keep it out of the oven and away from a fridge-to-heat swing.

Where Can You Use This 30 cm Glass Serving Plate?

• A cake at a birthday
• Fruit put out for guests
• Mezze before a long lunch
• Kahk at Eid
• The tray of sweets somebody brings that has to go somewhere

Why Choose Glass Over Ceramic or Plastic for a Serving Plate?

• Serving plates fail when bought small: the food is cramped and somebody has to lift the plate to reach the far side of it.
• Glass carries no taste: a cake can stand on it all afternoon and pick up nothing from whatever the plate held last.
• Flat, so nothing gets buried: kahk and small sweets sit in one layer, where a bowl piles them and hides whatever is underneath.
• Bought for the days people come: a birthday cake, kahk at Eid and the sweets a guest arrives with all need a plate the cupboard does not have.

Details

Material & Build

• Glass.
• Flat.
• Treat it as ordinary glass: keep it out of the oven and away from a fridge-to-heat swing.

Dimensions

• 30 cm across.

Specifications