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Emile Henry Baking Dishes
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Emile Henry Baking Dishes
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Deep enough for a thick lasagna and sturdy enough for a heavy casserole, these bakers are made from ceramic, the Emile Henry specialty. Since 1850, the French company has become known for its reliable, temperature- and shock-resistant ceramic, featured in the pots offered here Read More
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Mar 30, 2018
I ordered the large baker and it arrived in pieces. There was a thick layer of bubble wrap around it and the box was undamaged, so obviously Massdrop needs to re-evaluate the packaging for these. Customer support can't do anything but give me a refund once I ship the box back. At least they're covering the shipping cost.
Bummer, I had great plans for this dish.
Jaggi
737
Mar 31, 2018
cleverhandleSorry to hear that. I wonder why @mikeflan below was able to have a replacement shipped out but you were only able to get a refund. Are you in the US or elsewhere?
Maybe they ran out of spare stock, with all the reports of these arriving smashed that sounds like a real possibility!
Maybe they ran out of spare stock, with all the reports of these arriving smashed that sounds like a real possibility!
Jaggi
737
Dec 13, 2017
" made from ceramic "
I assume like most all Emile Henry stuff I've seen it's some sort of stoneware? I've got a smaller gratin/baking dish of theirs which I really like, but I usually avoid stoneware in favour of porcelain (or bone china if it's something that doesn't go in the oven).
Well made porcelain is considerably more resistant to chipping and cracking.
I assume like most all Emile Henry stuff I've seen it's some sort of stoneware? I've got a smaller gratin/baking dish of theirs which I really like, but I usually avoid stoneware in favour of porcelain (or bone china if it's something that doesn't go in the oven).
Well made porcelain is considerably more resistant to chipping and cracking.
Styvkuling
207
Dec 17, 2017
JaggiA very relevant question since the word "ceramic" is also used for materials like Aluminium Oxide and Silicon Carbide.
cleverhandle
10
Mar 30, 2018
JaggiI'd describe it as glazed stoneware. Mine arrived smashed to pieces, so I got a close look at the interior. :(
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