coox 26 cm Quiche Dish with Glass Serving Plate
Open & serve directly: The coox Quiche dish with glass base and glass feet makes baking a breeze. Simply remove the silicone ring after baking, and you can easily serve your baked goods on the glass plate and even cut on it. The glass feet under the base provide better handling and give the serving plate a final visual touch. Additionally, the silicone ring has a non-stick function, and cleaning is a breeze – whether old school by hand or in the dishwasher. Whether for classic or fancy quiche and tart recipes - this dish (⌀ 26 cm) is always a good choice.
In short:
- Quiche dish with glass serving plate
- Glass feet for easy lifting and serving
- Serve directly & cut on the plate
- Never transfer again
- Non-stick surface, no greasing of the silicone ring needed
- Very space-saving
- Easy to clean, dishwasher safe
- Oven and microwave safe
- Suitable from 230 to -40 °C
- For all quiche and tart recipes (Ø 26 cm)
- BPA-free
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