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Rachael Ray Stoneware 2-pc. Bubble & Brown Baker Set: White
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Rachael Ray
| List Price: | $49.95 |
| Quantity: |
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Item No.
364691
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1 to 2 business days
Gift wrap is available for this item
Also available in:
| 2-pc.: | Blue , Chocolate , Eggplant , Green , Orange , Red , Yellow |
| 3-pc.: | Blue , Eggplant , Green , Orange , Red , Yellow |
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Product Description:
Excite your dinner guests by bringing these vibrant, fun, contemporary-shaped stoneware bakers to the table. Whether it be a roasted chicken or classic mac n' cheese, food has never looked and tasted so fabulous.
Features Include:
Features Include:
- Multiple Use Stoneware - Dishwasher, microwave, freezer safe and oven safe to 500°F for convenience and versatility. The glazed interior is nonporous so foods won't interact.
- Contemporary Design - Contemporary, playful shape in a vibrant and fun color goes directly from oven to table. The shallow sides result in crunchy tops for each serving.
- Easy Storage - Both items conveniently nest together to save space in your cupboard.
- Wide Handles - Extra wide handle holes allow you to remove the stoneware from the oven even with bulky pot holders.
- Small Baker with 1.25-qt. capacity, measures 11.5 x 7 x 4.5-in.
- Medium Baker with 2.25-qt. capacity, measures 14 x 9.75 x 4.5-in.
Product Characteristics:
| Cleaning & Care | : | Dishwasher Safe |
| Material | : | Stoneware |
| Origin | : | China |
| Size/Capacity | : | 2-pc. |
Customer Reviews: (890 reviews)
Recommended by 99% of Reviewers
Rated a "Good Value" by 95% of Reviewers
Rated a "Good Value" by 95% of Reviewers
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poor glazing processDecember 4, 2009
By dorothy, PA
Unfortunately, the clay and/or glaze on these pieces is inconsistent - typical of 'cheap' pottery in the early 1900's it has many imperfections. The unglazed bottom soaked up an overspill the first time I used it and I cannot get it clean, not that anyone but me sees it! Functionally, it is good, as intended. But for $40 for the set, made in China, I would have expected more from Rachael Ray product line.
Unfortunately, the clay and/or glaze on these pieces is inconsistent - typical of 'cheap' pottery in the early 1900's it has many imperfections. The unglazed bottom soaked up an overspill the first time I used it and I cannot get it clean, not that anyone but me sees it! Functionally, it is good, as intended. But for $40 for the set, made in China, I would have expected more from Rachael Ray product line.
Great baking dish!November 16, 2008
By Ruth, IN
The best thing about these baking dishes is the handles! The meal presentation is wonderful! Food doesn't really stick to the dish - I did not even have to grease the pan before making tuna noodle casserole.
The best thing about these baking dishes is the handles! The meal presentation is wonderful! Food doesn't really stick to the dish - I did not even have to grease the pan before making tuna noodle casserole.
Rachel Knows BakewareOctober 8, 2008
By peggy, MD
I love my Bubble and Brown set. My kitchen is cobalt and white and my dining room is cobalt and yellow so it looks beautiful on the table. That's not the best part they work wonderfully with every recipe I have used them for. The food can be served right in the baking dish and food stays warm longer being served in a 'hot' serving dish.
I use them in the winter to make individual chicken or beef pot pies.
I'm glad I watched Rachel the day she introduced them on the show.
I love my Bubble and Brown set. My kitchen is cobalt and white and my dining room is cobalt and yellow so it looks beautiful on the table. That's not the best part they work wonderfully with every recipe I have used them for. The food can be served right in the baking dish and food stays warm longer being served in a 'hot' serving dish.
I use them in the winter to make individual chicken or beef pot pies.
I'm glad I watched Rachel the day she introduced them on the show.
