One Dish.
Two Perfectly Separate Sides.

Keep dips away from crispy snacks, soup away from crackers and different sides from blending into one soggy plate.

Keep the Flavors Together.
Not Mixed Together.

Sauces run.

Crispy sides soften.

And before long, two foods you wanted together become one texture you didn't.

The divided design creates a physical barrier between each side of the meal.

Crunch on One Side.
Dip on the Other.

Serve tortilla chips beside salsa, queso or another favorite dip without leaving the chips sitting in the sauce.

Soup Here.
Crackers Stay Over There.

Use one compartment for soup or another warm dish while keeping crackers, toast or dry sides separated next to it.

One plate on the table, without turning everything into the same texture.

Vintage Detail
Without the Disposable Look.

Embossed detailing and rich ceramic finishes give the dish a more decorative tabletop presence than a basic divided plate.

It can move from baking to serving without needing to transfer everything into another dish.

Breakfast to Dinner.
Snacks to Hosting.

Use the two compartments for combinations that are better beside each other than mixed together.

Made for More Than
Cold Snacks.

The supplied product information describes the ceramic dish as oven safe and microwave safe, allowing it to work with both cooking and reheating routines.

Choose the Finish
That Fits Your Table.

Pick from three seller-listed colors to coordinate with different kitchen and dining styles.

Simple Details.
Useful Every Day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Stop Letting the Sauce
Take Over the Whole Plate.

Bake, serve and enjoy two foods side by side in one ceramic dish — without turning them into one soggy meal.