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Emile Henry Ceramic Ramekin nº10
9,90€
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By Emile Henry
The Emile Henry Ceramic Ramekin No. 10 is a beautiful and versatile ceramic bowl. Suitable for the oven, it is an ideal bowl for baking and serving hot or cold desserts, sauces, dressings or appetizers directly to the table, in a most beautiful presentation.
These ramekins are durable and resistant. Their 250 ml capacity is perfect for your starters and desserts in individual format and as they hold the temperature wonderfully, they are a great option both for baking a cheese soufflé to serve a vanilla ice cream or bring some olives to the table.
Features:
- External measurements: 10 cm in diameter and 6.3 cm in height.
- Interior measurements: 8.8 cm in diameter and 5.4 cm in height.
- Capacity: 250 ml.
- Weight: 250 g.
- Minimum temperature: -20º C.
- Maximum temperature: 270º C.
- Ceramic free of lead, cadmium and nickel.
- Céramique HR®. High-resistance HR ceramic.
- Oven, microwave, fridge and freezer safe.
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They are not suitable for heating or cooking on gas, ceramic, induction or barbecue fires.
- Suitable for cleaning in the dishwasher.
- 10 years warranty.
Why we like the ceramic Ramekin nº10 Emile Henry
- It's beautiful, like all of Emile Henry's pottery.
- Resistant and durable, it is ideal for daily use.
- Suitable for your oven and freezer recipes.
- Very versatile: serve appetizers, bake desserts or entrees, prepare ice cream.
The history of Emile Henry
Emile Henry is a French company that has been manufacturing articles for the kitchen from high-quality ceramic and with a 10-year guarantee. With a great international prestige, it is currently present in more than 50 countries.
Its delicate artisanal manufacturing process is based on the use of Burgundy clay fired at over 2000 ºC, to which a natural finishing glaze is then manually applied.
