Mora Ceramic Ramekins - 8oz, Set of 6 - Small Oven Safe Baking Dishes/Cups - For Personal Pudding, Creme Brulee, Souffle, Serving Dip, Custard, Ice Cream - Single Mini Bowls - Artisan Colors

This ramekin set is a completely amazing! The natural colors perfect and they complement my kitchen decor seamlessly. Their stackability saves on storage space! Despite their sturdy construction, they're surprisingly lightweight, making handling easy. The value for money is unbeatable, offering high-quality ramekins at an affordable price point. Plus, their warmth retention ensures that dishes stay hot for a good amount of time. I usually use them for individual desserts or to hold treats. This ramekin set is a must-have!! So many compliments!!!

The 6 oz is perfect for small desserts, toppings or a snack. They look great and clean up easy like other reviewers said. I'm really glad I got them to replace old, chipped ramekins.

Quality stuff. Keep in mind these are heavier than most, and thicker. They will take up more room in the cabinets. In the dishwasher there is minimal space between plates and bowls need to be spread out every other row. Nice design, solid materials and design. Holding up well with use. I wish you could pick the colors that come in the sets. The pinkish/beige are by far my least favorite and some sets have randomly more than others. Good stuff, buy enjoy, worth the $$$.

The Mora Ceramic Ramekins in the 8oz size, set of 6, have quickly become an essential part of my kitchen collection, and I can't express how much I adore them. These little bowls exude a perfect ceramic elegance that elevates the presentation of any dish. I had been looking for bowls like this for so long. (Side note: I bought everything in the set!).Their size is ideal for serving small portions, whether it's individual desserts, appetizer dips, or topping garnishes. They've proven to be incredibly versatile and convenient in my kitchen. Cleaning them is a breeze; the smooth ceramic surface allows for easy washing without any staining or residue.What truly sets these ramekins apart is their durability. They are robust and can withstand both high and low temperatures without chipping or cracking. I've used them in the oven for baking and in the freezer for chilling, and they have held up superbly.Moreover, the Mora Ceramic Ramekins have a unique aesthetic quality that makes them look curated and artisanal. They add a touch of sophistication to my table settings and make any dish feel more special.In conclusion, these ramekins have won my heart. They combine functionality, durability, and a touch of elegance that's hard to beat. If you appreciate quality ceramic kitchenware, I highly recommend the Mora Ceramic Ramekins – they're a fantastic addition to any kitchen. A MUST BUY!

Great product, super strong and looks great for everyday use or entertaining

My husband was looking for a ceramic dish that he could use to poach eggs. I was dubious and not sure why we needed so many of these. Boy was I proved wrong. Not only did they work for his egg poaching needs, they have been an unexpected complement to our serving plates. They are deceptively large. I can fit a serving of potato salad, coleslaw, or tomato salad in each one. Perfect for picking out the precise portion! They also work great for cooking prep to hold ingredients. Score one for the husband's choice.

I make soap and had a request from a customer to make dish soap in a ramekin. OK, never did that before, but challenge accepted LOL.She had amazon deliver me her chosen ramekins, which were these Mora ramekins. I went ahead and made dish soap and poured HOT lye soap into them and let them cure. I didn't like the finished look at all. I'm like "oh god, now I gotta order some of these to replace what I just ruined". So I did, and I am running out of time to get her soap-filled ramekins back to her.While waiting for my delivery of new ramekins from Mora, I went ahead and cleaned out the original ones because I'm thinking that now I am actually losing money on this order by having to re-purchase new ramekins that I surely ruinedSo think: raw hot lye soap that was poured into ceramic ramekins and then allowed to cure and become rock-solid. I warmed them up a bit in the microwave, then in hot water to try to dissolve some of the soap, then chipping away at the soap to get it out without washing it all down the drain. I was just trying to save the ramekins. These withstood all of that and still looked perfect, like right out of the box perfect.In the end, if you care what the result was lol. I bought a silicone mold with a pretty flower motif and made the soaps individually and popped them into the ramekins, which by sheer luck fit perfectly. Like oddly perfect as if the mold was made to fit the ramekin.Anyway, the ramekins withstood hot lye soap batter, 8 weeks of curing soap, microwaving soap and washing/scrapping soap out of them with a butter knife...to look as good as new and pretty enough to reuse.When she said she wanted soap in ramekins, I was set to go out to the dollar store to buy $1 ramekins. Then she said please use these. I'm like oh crap, hope I don't ruin them. And I had a scary moment that I thought I did, but they were still beautiful in the end after all that abuse...so pretty durable. And because I panicked and bought another set of them to replace what I thought I ruined, I now have a set of my own :)They were packed so well with molded foam, that i put them right back in the box to ship back to her with the soaps in them.

It works well for me. 1 has my salad in one and one with my main course. It truly helps me . They are also beautiful and easy to take care of

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