Bamboo Large Serving Dish - Blue Abyss
This 12.5-inch serving dish combines natural bamboo fibers with food-grade melamine for a durable, lightweight alternative to traditional plastic serveware. The Blue Abyss color adds visual appeal to any table setting, while the wide rim design provides easy handling and serving convenience.
Generous Capacity for Family Meals
With a 160-ounce capacity, this jumbo serving dish accommodates hot family-style dishes, composed salads, and large portions for gatherings. The generous surface area and 2.5-inch depth make it practical for everything from holiday dinners to casual poolside barbecues.
Safe and Certified Materials
LFGB and FDA certified, this serving dish is free of BPA, PVC, phthalates, and latex. The eco-composite construction uses natural woody fibers combined with 100% food-grade melamine binder, creating a safe alternative to conventional plastic containers. The natural materials may result in slight color variations, which is characteristic of authentic eco-friendly products.
Easy Care and Maintenance
Dishwasher safe for convenient cleanup after meals. Not suitable for microwave or oven use. The durable construction withstands regular use while maintaining its appearance and functionality over time.
Versatile Entertaining Solution
This serving piece transitions seamlessly between formal holiday tables and casual outdoor settings. The lightweight design makes it easy to transport and handle, while the sturdy construction ensures stability when fully loaded with food.
Product Specifications
- Dimensions: 12.5 x 12.5 x 2.5 in.
- Capacity: 160 oz.
Additional Details
- LFBG/FDA Certified
- Free of BPA, PVC, Phthalate and Latex
- Dishwasher safe. Not suitable for microwave or oven use.
- Safe alternative to traditional plastic containers
- To extend the life of our products, we've combined natural woody fibers with a 100% food-grade melamine binder.
- We're perfectly imperfect! Our eco-composite is made with natural elements; therefore, slight color imperfections or inconsistencies may occur.
