Microwave Cooking for One by Marie T Smith
Setting the Table: Glassware
Acrylic & Plastic Drinkware
A cool drink in warm weather really hits the spot, but if you're serving drinks by the pool or on the porch, you should have the right container. Acrylic or plastic drinkware fits the bill. Whether you're serving drinks outdoors or to small children, you won't have to worry about broken glass.
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Zak Designs Triangle Grass Green Cooler (Set of 4) — Zak Designs' Triangle drinkware makes a sophisticated yet practical accompaniment to patio or outdoor entertaining. Crafted of strong styrene copolymer instead of glass, this collection travels light, packs up safely, and stands up well to accidental knocks and drops. The jewel tone colors also brighten a dining table or poolside bar with refreshing oceanside tones. This set of four 18½-ounce beverage/cooler tumblers in Grass Green features thick, slightly tapered sides glowing with a bright emerald hue. The contrasting clear base has a tall, triangular shape that catches the surrounding color and light and offers an elegantly opulent finish. Pleasantly heavy in the hand, this set has a similar weighty feel to glass or crystal. Collect all of the Grass Green drinkware or mix and match with the Turquoise, Aqua, and Clear versions. Also available in Aqua. |
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Zak Designs Triangle 15-Ounce Goblets (Set of 4) — When it's time for dining on the patio or deck, these four plastic 15-ounce Triangle goblets nicely hold wine or water. Though they look remarkably like glass, the goblets are made of virtually unbreakable polycarbonate, so there's no worry about knocking them over onto hard surfaces or hearing them crack when ice cubes are dropped into them. Each goblet consists of a colored bowl with a clear stem, and is weighted for a substantial, durable feel. Also available in Aqua. |
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Zak Designs Triangle Grass Green Double Old Fashioned — (Set of 4) When it's time for cocktails on the patio or deck, these four plastic 13-ounce Triangle glasses fit the bill. Though they look remarkably like glass, the glasses are made of virtually unbreakable polycarbonate, so there's no worry about knocking them over onto hard surfaces or hearing them crack when ice cubes are dropped into them. In keeping with the name, each glass features a triangular clear base that concentrates the color of the bowl above it for a prismatic effect. The glasses are weighted for a substantial, durable feel. Also available in Aqua. |
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Zak Designs Grace Blue 8-Piece Tumbler Set — While these eight plastic Grace tumblers make ideal high-ball or old-fashioned glasses, they are too appealing to keep in the cupboard when it's time for lemonade or iced tea on the patio or deck. Since they're made of virtually unbreakable polycarbonate, there's no worry about knocking them over onto hard surfaces or dropping ice cubes into them. This set includes four 19-ounce tumblers that stand six inches high and four 14-ounce tumblers that stand five inches high. Also available in Grace Clear. |
Acrylic Serving Collections
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