This porcelain gravy boat comes as a set of two in white, each with a handle and a dripless lip spout. The wide lip is the detail that matters, because the usual failure of a gravy boat is not how it looks but the trail it leaves across the tablecloth on the way back down.
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For dining, holiday meals, and parties, a white porcelain gravy boat with a handle and a dripless lip spout is ideal for reheating gravy, salad dressings, and milk.
This gravy boat is made of excellent porcelain and will look great in any kitchen! You may use it to improve the flavour of your cuisine, give the table a sophisticated look, and leave everyone in awe! This adorable gravy boat means that boring dinners and desserts are a thing of the past.
We guarantee that this dish won’t make a mess on the table, regardless of how thick or juicy, spicy or light your gravy is. Our gravy boats are all painstakingly made with a large lip! Every time, the practical pour spout ensures drip-free pouring.
To the maximum extent possible, the ergonomic handle will make holding and carrying easier! Goodbye to fatigued hands and wrists starting now.
Why Choose This Porcelain gravy boat
A porcelain gravy boat earns its place at a table for dining, holiday meals and parties. Gravy, salad dressings and milk get served properly rather than being spooned out of the pan, which changes how the whole meal looks. Getting two in the set is more practical than it first appears, since a roast usually needs a gravy and something else served alongside it at the same time.

Porcelain gravy boat: Materials, Sizes and Features
This porcelain gravy boat is made from excellent porcelain, which is what gives it the clean white finish that works in any kitchen and holds heat in the sauce rather than chilling it on contact. Each one is made with a large lip so the pour is drip-free every time, regardless of whether the gravy is thick or thin, and the ergonomic handle makes it easier to hold and carry without straining your hand or wrist.

Caring for Your Porcelain gravy boat
Caring for a porcelain gravy boat is straightforward. Rinse it soon after use rather than letting gravy or dressing dry in the base, since a narrow boat is awkward to scrub once something has set in it. Wash it in warm soapy water, and dry it before storing. Do not stack anything heavy inside the bowl, and store the pair separately rather than nested, so the spouts and lips are not knocked against each other.

Serving Gravy and Sauces
A porcelain gravy boat pours best filled no more than three-quarters, which keeps the level below the lip and gives you control over the flow. Warm the boat with hot water and tip it out before filling if you are serving gravy, since cold porcelain takes the heat out of a sauce faster than most people expect. Serve it on a small plate to catch anything that does escape.
Porcelain gravy boat: Frequently Asked Questions
How many are in the set?
Two.
What is it made from?
Porcelain, in a white finish.
Will it drip?
No. Each boat is made with a large lip and a practical pour spout designed for drip-free pouring, whatever the consistency of the sauce.
What can I serve in it?
Gravy, salad dressings, sauces and milk.
Is the handle comfortable?
Yes. The handle is shaped to make holding and carrying easier, which matters when the boat is full and hot.
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