Lukewarm soup, cold mashed potatoes, hot icecream - that's a thing of the past! The solution: Tableware with a double base. The cavity of the ORNAMIN keep warm dishes can be filled with hot water to keep food warm for longer - or, of course, with cold water or crushed ice to cool cold food.
To do this, simply remove one of the two non-slip grip cushions from the edge of the plate underneath which are the openings for filling with water. The large openings make filling very easy, so there is no risk of burns compared to other keep-warm solutions. After filling, the openings are then closed again with the grip cushion. The food can now be placed on the plate and eaten at leisure.
In addition to the non-slip grip cushions, which ensure that the keep warm plate sits securely in the hand when being carried, there is also a non-slip ring under the plate. This prevents the plate from sliding on the table. As the plate does not need to be held, both hands are free for eating and it is also possible to eat with one hand if only one hand can be used due to an impairment.
ORNAMIN's keep warm dishes enable slow eaters and people with disabilities to enjoy their food independently and at their own pace.
The special thing about ORNAMIN's eating and drinking aids is that they are not recognisable as aids at first glance - as is the case with the keep warm dishes. This is because the supporting functions are cleverly concealed in the design so as not to stigmatise anyone at the table. This prevents people from rejecting the required aid from the outset or feeling uncomfortable using it.
Incidentally, the keep warm dishes are also perfect for children, as they usually need a little longer to eat. For example, the baby's porridge stays nice and warm when feeding and in summer the scoop of ice cream is not melted ice soup after the second spoonful. To children's plate
