Are these dishes made of ceramic material or plastic
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They are not ceramic nor the Corelle material of their reknowned dishes. It appears to be of some kind of plastic.
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They are hard plastic. I have found them very useful for storing as well as micrwaving and they match my dinnerware!
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I believe they are glass....made by Corning. I like mine. My husband has arthuritis and other plates are too heavy.
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It appears to be a BPA free plastic. However, the lines on them are merely PAINTED on the surface. The set we received looked to be scraped in places and the lines had flaked off. You would be better off getting an all white set as these will soon turn into that after a few uses...
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they're made of glass and are very good quality. I have put them in the dishwasher many a time and they have come out looking lovely. Very happy with these plates.
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This product is made of Very thick, heavy glass - lid and body both. According to the Amazon page, these are suppose to be microwavable. There is no plastic in the product I bought as gifts. I am not sure we are talking about the same dishes.
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Plastic, but not cheap looking plastic. They have a linen look to them. Extremely pleased with the durability and how nice they look.
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Hi Paula. These dishes are as lightweight as your typical dishes and they are not stoneware - not heavy. The looks you see is due to the color/glaze that is used to color the plates. I think the they are made of ceramic - or whatever the typical/breakable dishes are made of these days.
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I think they were but bought this as a gift for 3 year old niece - the put the set on her birthday cake. I know they were plastic, not ceramic or anything like that. They were like the Smurf figures that kids play with. Hope this helps.
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They are a strong plastic. They should last for a very long time. As I stated before, I wash them in the dishwasher on the top rack in a tray and they have not shown any wear.
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The plates are clay stoneware. They are not your typical heavy stoneware, but are microwaveable. The outside of the dishes are not colored but are a natural beige color. The insides are painted only.
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I'm pretty sure its either porcelain or ceramic. When I bought this one plate came already broken but otherwise they're beautiful.
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They are made of plastic. I've been using them for quite a while and they are holding up well, although one was cracked when I received them. I use them to prepare meals and place them in the freezer for later use for my father.
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No it's not plastic. I't made out of some sort of ceramic or stone. I really don't know what it is but they have some weight to them.
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On the Rosanna website, it says they are made of porcelain, microwave & dishwasher safe. I am very pleased with the bowls.
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They are plastic; but there are no markings on the dish to indicate what type of plastic (PBA free?). They are easy to clean and maintain and still look brand-new when we wash the dog drewl off. :) Overall we have been happy with them.
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About the same as stoneware. Really love the dishes. We get many compliments on them.We put them in the dishwasher with no trouble. In shipping, one plate was broke and they promptly replaced it. No problem at all!
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It's all ceramic, like a regular plate, except the pump and filter case that are plastic. Will not rust but is breakable!
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They are ceramic and the inside is also ceramic. Around the lid is a plastic band to keep things tight. They were smaller than I had imagined. I bought the cookie jar to use for my flour container. They're really pretty and everyone always comments on them.
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They are plastic and I love them. The show many colors that change. I liked mine so much that I bought one for a Christmas present.