Microwave Cooking for One by Marie T Smith
Shopping for Microwave Safe Dinnerware & Fine China
Individual Noritake Patterns
For nearly 100 years since that first plate left the factory, Noritake has been setting
the table for millions of Americans, and for satisfied consumers world wide. Today Noritake china and Noritake
crystal are manufactured in factories located around the world, and exported to over 100 countries. The popularity
of the china, and its identification with the little village that is now part of Nagoya city proper, became so
great that the company officially changed its name to Noritake Company in 1981.
Click on the Purple Bar above to view pictures of all the patterns with names starting
with A through M, or if you know your pattern name, go directly to that page:

Click on the Purple Bar above to view pictures of all the patterns with names starting
with N through Z, or if you know your pattern name, go directly to that page:

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Mix & Match
Patterns — Patterns that come in several
colors/designs, which can be combined with each other to create your own
unique table setting. |
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Retired Patterns
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Noritake Care & Handling
Durability.
Did you know that quality porcelain and bone china are actually the
strongest ceramic dinnerware materials? It's true. They
are fired at the highest temperatures and are made of the strongest
ingredients. So you can use your finest china as often as you wish
with as much confidence, or more, as your "everyday" set of dishes.
Dishwasher safe. Noritake recently
conducted extensive tests on several of its porcelain and bone china
patterns and found that they are every bit as dishwasher
safe as their everyday dinnerware. So feel free to use
your "good china" whenever you want to make an occasion special, or
any time at all.
But keep this in mind about all of your
dinnerware, glassware and tableware: treat them with the respect
that high quality, beautifully crafted products of any kind deserve.
Although very strong, porcelain and bone china are still breakable
if abused.
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Don't
overload your dishwasher with anything. Not only will
you risk chipping or breakage, but your dinnerware won't get
clean either because the water and detergent won't reach
everything!
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Never use too
much detergent.
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After the
drying cycle, let your tableware cool down to room
temperature before handling. The heat temporarily softens
metal such as gold or platinum.
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Never put anything with metal (gold or
platinum in the pattern or on the rim) in the microwave
oven.
Most Noritake casual dinnerware is oven and
microwave-safe; detergent, refrigerator and freezer-safe. However,
certain precautions should be taken.
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Avoid any
sudden temperature change, such as putting a hot item into
cool wash water.
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Never expose
your casual dinnerware to direct flame, such as the top
burners of a gas stove.
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Always be sure that food or liquid is in
every piece before it is exposed to heat.
Detergent safe means Noritake technology has
protected the delicate decorations from the effects of harsh
detergent chemicals.
And follow the same basic logic for loading and
washing casual dinnerware in a dishwasher as for formal china.
When it comes to finding Noritake that is difficult to find in stores
near you, one of your best resources for acquiring the items you want is eBay, where there
are a lot of wonderful finds still in the original boxes. We all receive those odd items as
gifts that we have no need for and never use. Yet, one person's junk could be exactly the
treasure you want.
If you are having difficulty finding items in your pattern,
try posting what you are looking for at
eBay Want-It-Now and tell millions of sellers what you want.

Please Note: Not all
Noritake is safe for use in the microwave. Patterns with gold or platinum decorations
around the rim should not be used in your microwave because
microwaves can not pass through metal. If in doubt, use this simple test: Is
this Utensil Safe for the Microwave?
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