Creme Mineral Vitrified Porcelain White Round Stacking Soup Bowl Unhandled 10oz, 30cl – BU363

£64.65

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SPECIFICATION 7 facts · tap for all Capacity30 clMaterialVitrified PorcelainProduct codeBU363BrandCremeRange / seriesMineralTypeBowls

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Brand Cremecatalogue
Product code BU363site
Range / series Mineralcatalogue
Type Bowlscatalogue

Capacity1

Capacity 30 clcatalogue

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Colour Whitecatalogue
Material Vitrified Porcelaincatalogue
THE WORKING VIEW

Why this bowl earns its place

A deep unhandled bowl purpose-built for soup course service. The 30 cl capacity and 10 oz marking hold a single serving portion without spillage as staff move between covers. The Mineral pattern brings subtle texture to plating without drawing attention away from the food—it reads as clean white in service.

Vitrified porcelain is the default in busy kitchens because it holds heat, resists crazing from thermal shock, and survives thousands of dishwasher cycles without degradation. The glaze fires to the body as one, so chips do not expose unglazed edges to water absorption or staining. Stacking tight saves space during service and in storage.

BEFORE YOU BUY

Questions, answered straight

Yes, vitrified porcelain is designed for commercial dishwashers and passes thousands of cycles without crazing or glaze breakdown. The 30 cl capacity means it runs full at standard shelf density.

By design. Unhandled soup bowls stack directly on top of each other without risk of the rim catching or the glaze chipping where bowls touch. Most kitchens stack 4–6 high in the pass.

30 cl (300 ml) is a single soup course portion—enough for a bisque or chowder without overshooting the plate. The marking reads 10 oz if your kitchen uses imperial measures.

No. The texture is part of the glaze, not an undercut. It washes clean in the same pass as smooth bowls and dries without water marks.

Vitrified porcelain resists chipping better than earthenware or stoneware because the glaze is fired as one body with the clay. Dropped edge-first onto a hard floor will chip; normal stacking and washing will not. A chip exposes white ceramic underneath, not a porous edge that stains or absorbs water.
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