This is a pretty clever plate design for parties:
A handy plate, that takes the food in its glazed hygienic inner area and holds all glasses with a handle within its special hollow. Due to its broad and unglazed edge, it provides good grip. Everything in one hand, guests always have a hand left to eat or to say `hello´ to their friends.
Also on their site I thought was great for space saving presentation:
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Christine · March 30, 2007 at 12:41 pm
i think the glass idea is kind of weird. Even if everyone catches on i think it’ll be a fad rather than a lasting thing. I like the link-up bowls though
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