Soup Plates

Duralex® glass soup plates add pride of place to the decoration of your table thanks to a modern and elegant design. For everyday meals or for entertaining friends, they will nicely present soups, pastas, or other risottos without risking putting food next to them.

Soup plates, an essential part of your glass tableware set

For successful plating, soup plates are as essential as flat plates and dessert plates. Their main advantage is that they can contain more liquid while enhancing your dish.

At Duralex®, you will have the choice among several collections, some of which are classic, such as the sets of glass plates transparent Lys or more original like the Le Picardie® range. To bring joy, don't hesitate to play with shapes and colors, mixing ranges and colors for a mismatched effect that is very fashionable at the moment.

What meals should be served in soup plates?

Traditionally, the soup plate is used for soups in opposition to the flat plate which presents the main dishes. This product gives the meal a warm and friendly aspect and helps keep your soup warm. In summer, on the contrary, it is perfect for hosting beautiful mixed salads or poke bowls.

But that's not all, its use is increasingly reinvented and today it is common to also serve dishes with sauce, risotto or even fried noodles. Soup plates can also highlight certain desserts like a floating island or frozen sorbet. Finally, why not swap your traditional breakfast bowl for a soup plate to enjoy your morning cereals?

Which soup plates to choose?

First of all, it is essential to choose a style of plates that suits you. Soup plate sets The Picardie® with unmistakable curves have made the brand successful. They offer a little extra chic and distinguished to your tables and you will have the choice between a blue or yellow shade to add a colorful touch to your table setting.

The model Lys is not left out regarding colors by offering blue, sepia or yellow but also a very beautiful, particularly distinguished bottle green.

How to present your soup plates on the table?

To set your table according to the rules of the art with your glass dishes, first place a large flat plate, also known as a presentation plate. A second plate is placed above for the starter which will then be replaced by a third containing the main course. These plates can just as easily be flat or hollow depending on what is on the menu.