Green Plastic Serving Tray with Carry Handles for Snacks & Fruit

You can carry a tray without handles. You just carry it with your thumbs resting on the surface the fruit is sitting on, and everybody watching can see exactly where your thumbs are.

What Are the Key Features of This Plastic Serving Tray with Carry Handles?

• Handles keep your thumbs off the food - the grip is on the frame, not on the surface the fruit is sitting on, which is the corner of a handleless tray nobody ever eats from.
• One hand free at the door - a handle is something to hook a finger through while the other hand opens the fridge or the sitting-room door, the moment a flat tray always fails.
• 200 grams empty - the stated weight, and the reason a loaded tray still goes to the balcony in one trip instead of two.
• Smooth food-safe plastic - juice from cut fruit and oil from pastry sit on the surface and wipe off, rather than soaking into a seam like a wooden or a woven tray.
• Three sizes, chosen against your own habits - Small, Medium and Large are sold; pick by the coffee round or the after-dinner fruit plate you already use.

Where Can You Use This Serving Tray?

• The sitting room, for the coffee round when guests arrive
• The after-dinner fruit that gets cut and carried in
• The balcony on a summer evening
• A party or gathering table
• A pantry shelf, holding the condiments and small jars as a single group

Why Do Carry Handles Beat a Handleless Serving Tray?

• 200 grams empty - a glass or ceramic platter this size is heavy before anything goes on it, and gone the first time it meets a tiled floor.
• Quiet, and never cold to hold - a steel tray rings when you set it down and chills under a hand; plastic does neither.
• Set down and picked up again - the handles give you the same grip going back to the kitchen as coming out of it.

Details

Material & Build

• Carry handles - the reason your thumbs stay off the serving surface.
• Judge the shape from the photos - rather than from the product name.
• Plastic, not melamine - despite what the product name says, it is plastic.

Dimensions

• Sold in Small, Medium and Large.
• The only measurement on file describes a shipping carton, which is the box and not the tray, so it is withheld here and should not be accepted from any listing that prints it.
• Choose the size against what you already own: the guest coffee round, the fruit you cut after dinner, the biscuits that come out when someone drops in.

Colours

• Green - the colour of this one.

Care

• Wipe down or hand wash.

Specifications