Soup plates

Soup plates & deep plates made from stoneware, bone china & porcelain

Whether it's a hot soup on a winter's day or a cooling gazpacho in summer - soups are a popular dish at any time of year and round off a restaurant menu perfectly. When choosing a soup plate set, size, appearance and depth are decisive factors - with LUSINI, you can make the right decision. Our online store offers customers from the catering industry a varied selection of soup plates and other tableware for boullions, consommé, stews and other flowing, creamy delicacies.

In addition to classic soup plates, our online store also stocks soup tureens and electric soup pots for serving and keeping warm, as well as practical catering accessories such as soup spoons or soup cups to go.

High-quality soup plates in white, black or in modern, colorful plate sets

Soup welcomes guests as a classic starter - the soup plate is often already waiting on the serving plate and thus contributes to the first impression. Depending on the room decoration, the incidence of light and the color scheme of the soups served, the color of your soup plates enhances the harmonious impression of your interior. Soup plates in black look modern, especially on muted, earthy textiles and in rooms with warm room colors. In timeless white plates, the inherent color of the soup comes into its own particularly well - think of soft green leek cream or the strong magenta of a beetroot stew.

Every catering concept is unique: whether round, triangular, white, black or colorful soup plates: with LUSINI there are no limits. For that extra touch of individuality, we are happy to personalize your plates with your logo.

What material can soup plates be made of?

Our experience shows: High-quality material proves its worth in the catering industry. That's why we offer soup plates whose material properties are adapted to catering requirements. In the LUSINI online store you will find

• Soup plates made of porcelain:* The classic material for tableware has been convincing for thousands of years with its food safe properties and good cleanability.
• Bone china soup plates: This particularly elegant form of ceramic stands out due to its translucent appearance and creamy white coloring. You can find out more in our porcelain guide.
• Soup plates made of tempered glass: Tempered glass is lighter than porcelain and is therefore often used in the catering industry. Tempered glass soup plates are just as shatterproof as porcelain tableware.
• Melamine soup plates: In terms of lightness, melamine beats glass and porcelain hands down. The thermosetting plastic is used in system catering or in the start-up scene. However, melamine soup plates are not cut-resistant, so they are really only intended for spooning.
• Soup plates made of stoneware: Stoneware tableware is cheaper than porcelain. A special glaze seals the material pores and is responsible for the beautiful rustic appearance of stoneware soup plates.
• Plastic soup plates: For the requirements of large events such as food festivals, we also offer robust plastic soup plates which, unlike to-go soup cups, can be reused.

How big should soup plates be?

Not every deep plate is a soup plate, but every deep plate can become one: A pasta plate with a high rim and a diameter of 27 cm elevates the soup served to the status of a main meal. Rimless soup plates with a diameter of 25 cm have a capacity of up to 1400 ml - also worthy of a main course. Instead, opt for classic soup plates with a capacity of 200 ml or soup bowls to tickle your guests' taste buds without spoiling their appetite for the main course.

Soup plates for the catering industry: dishwasher safe & shatterproof

The soup plates from LUSINI combine functionality with design: the plates are impressively shatterproof and the majority of our range is microwaveable and dishwasher safe. Once you have decided on a look, you can be sure that your LUSINI soup plates will remain beautiful and presentable for a long time. In our online store, you will find numerous soup plates made of porcelain, stoneware and melamine.