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BRUNO Compact Hot Plate
A hot plate that looks like tableware and adds color to your dining table.
The BRUNO hot plate is a new standard in tableware that brightens up your everyday dining experience.
Its cast-iron enamel-like design—unprecedented for a hot plate—brings a tableware-like presence to your setting.
Compact yet powerful, it’s perfect for a wide range of cooking needs, from everyday meals to home parties.
Optional Plates for more ways to enjoy :
・Grill Plate : Perfect for meat dishes, grilled fish, and grilled vegetables.
・Ceramic Coat Pot : A deep pot ideal for stews and hot pots for everyone to enjoy.
・Steamer : Use one or two tiers! Enjoy healthy steamed dishes.
・Multi Plate : A versatile plate with six round molds.
・Separate Pot : A divided pot that allows you to enjoy two different flavors at once, with built-in drainage.
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| Products | BRUNO Compact Hot Plate | Petrified Wood Bowls and Plates |
|---|---|---|
| Vendor | Bruno, Inc. | Xyleia Petrified Wood |
| Country | Japan | Netherlands |
| MOQ | — | — |
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