Why is a glass a versatile vessel in any kitchen?

A glass is an obligatory vessel in every kitchen, which we associate mainly with serving drinks, and indeed that is its function. However, it is worth pointing out that it is a multipurpose vessel, so if chosen properly it will certainly prove invaluable. You can read about why a glass is a versatile vessel in every kitchen in our latest article, so we encourage you to read on!

How to use a glass in the kitchen?

The use of glasses in the kitchen is huge - they make a great display for cold drinks, but they are also worth using in other ways:

• They can be used to serve desserts in place of goblets. This is particularly practical if you do not have enough space to store different types of tableware. Ice cream, fruit desserts or monoporations, for example an Eton mess based on whipped cream, crushed meringues and crushed strawberries, can be served in a glass.
• Glasses have long been used by our mothers and grandmothers as a practical measuring cup - as many recipes are measured "by the glass" when it comes to both loose products (sugar, flour) and liquid products (water, oil, milk). We are, of course, talking about a standard glass, the capacity of which is 250 millilitres.
• Different types of glasses are also suitable for preparing dumpling dough-based dishes. Glasses with a classic diameter of approx. 6 centimetres are ideal for cutting circles out of the dough to make dumplings. Those with a smaller diameter are ideal for cutting out circles for making ravioli for Christmas Eve borscht.

Choosing the right pieces of tableware is fundamental. In the offer of the Mondex online shop, there are glasses with a capacity of 250 ml, including a set of 6 BLENDED CASUAL dishes, which are ideal for preparing desserts, dumplings or ravioli and, of course, look great on the table when serving drinks. The consumer's attention is also drawn to the wide range of mugs, but also to the stylish coffee cups, which are sure to prove reliable in every home.

Thermal glasses - a reliable vessel for versatile use

In addition to classic glasses, thermal glasses are also ideal for use in the kitchen. They have double walls made of borosilicate glass, which are filled with air, and are therefore suitable for serving any beverage. They are ideal for serving chilled beverages - juices or lemonade - as the aforementioned insulating layer keeps them cold for much longer. This is every perfect solution when it comes to serving hot drinks - coffees, teas and herbal infusions. You might think that holding such a glass would burn your hands. Nothing could be further from the truth! The double wall protects the hands from burning and at the same time ensures that the drink remains hot for a longer period of time.

See also the other articles from our blog:

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- Which glass for which drink?