Luminarc Dinnerware Smart Diwali Round Baking Dish 30x7CM

$17.50~~$21.00~~

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A durable tempered glass dinnerware set from Luminarc, designed for everyday table use and casual entertaining. These coordinated plate and bowl sets are made from...

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A durable tempered glass dinnerware set from Luminarc, designed for everyday table use and casual entertaining. These coordinated plate and bowl sets are made from tempered glass, offering resistance to thermal shock and everyday impacts while being lightweight and easy to handle. Most Luminarc dinnerware is dishwasher and microwave safe, providing practical, matching tableware with simple care and maintenance.

Features

Made by Luminarc, a brand specialising in glass dinnerware and tableware.
Typical construction is fully tempered glass designed to resist thermal shock and everyday knocks.
Intended for everyday dining, providing coordinated plates and bowls for multiple place settings.
Non porous glass surface that does not absorb liquids or food odours.
Generally described as dishwasher safe for convenient cleaning.
Many Luminarc dinnerware lines are microwave safe for reheating food.
Available in a variety of shapes and decorative styles to match different table settings.

How To Use

Use plates and bowls to serve hot or cold foods as part of everyday meals or casual entertaining.
Allow extremely hot items taken from an oven or stove to cool briefly before placing directly on the dinnerware to avoid thermal shock.
After use, rinse excess food and place items in the dishwasher or wash by hand with mild detergent and a soft sponge.
Dry thoroughly and store stacked on a stable shelf or in a cupboard to protect against chips and impacts.

Contains

A coordinated set of tempered glass dinnerware pieces such as dinner plates, soup or cereal bowls, and side or dessert plates, with exact piece count and dimensions varying by specific Luminarc dinnerware set.

Warnings

Avoid sudden extreme temperature changes, such as moving items directly from a very hot oven to a very cold surface, to reduce the risk of breakage.
Inspect pieces regularly and discontinue use if any cracks, chips or significant damage are visible.
Do not use damaged glass dinnerware in a microwave or with very hot foods or liquids.
Supervise children when handling glass dinnerware to prevent drops and injury.