There are plenty of occasions that would warrant the use of the Bagel Plate, with its remarkably simple design that allows you to munch down your meal without a table handy. The round dish with a circular hole in the center welcomes the placement of a matching drinking cup so that you can hold and carry both your solids and your liquids at once.
Large gatherings at home may leave many guests without seats. You can stand and eat your supper with this disc-shaped tasting plate and beverage clutched comfortably in one hand. The other is free to use a fork or your fingers and to take sips of your drink.
Oji Masanori's Bagel Plate is manufactured in Japan from quality cherry, maple and walnut woods. Its warm textures give it a sophistication that can even turn a picnic into a refined affair.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- One-handed Dining
- Opportunity for innovating new types of dishes and utensils that enable one-handed dining and drinking.
- Dual-purpose Tableware
- Opportunity for designing tableware that serves multiple purposes, such as holding food and beverage simultaneously.
- Elevated Picnicware
- Opportunity for creating high-end picnicware that combines functionality and aesthetics.
Sectors Adopting This
- Kitchenware
- Kitchenware manufacturers can explore creating innovative and functional tableware that allows for one-handed dining and drinking.
- Outdoor Gear
- Outdoor gear companies can consider creating elevated, high-end picnicware that appeals to consumers looking for a refined outdoor dining experience.
- Hospitality
- Hospitality businesses like hotels and restaurants can explore using dual-purpose tableware to enhance customer experience and convenience while dining.
