Glass sugar bowl Arkolat PL551299 — height 9 cm, diameter 12 cm

Glass sugar bowl Arkolat PL551299 — height 9 cm, diameter 12 cm is a compact clear-glass container designed for storing and serving granulated sugar, sweeteners and small condiments. The simple cylindrical shape and transparent material allow contents to remain visible, supporting quick identification and tidy presentation on dining tables, kitchen counters or beverage stations. Its dimensions — 9 cm high and 12 cm in diameter — balance capacity with a small footprint, making it suitable for everyday household use and light foodservice scenarios.

Advantages

The Arkolat glass sugar bowl offers a straightforward functional design with durable clear glass that resists staining and shows contents at a glance. Its compact size reduces clutter while providing sufficient volume for regular use. The smooth rim and uniform walls simplify cleaning and handling, and the neutral appearance integrates into a wide range of tableware styles without visual conflict.

Suitable for

• Storing and serving granulated sugar on dining tables and coffee stations
• Holding sweeteners, sugar cubes or small condiment packets
• Placement on kitchen counters for easy access during cooking or baking
• Use in cafes or small hospitality setups where compact serving vessels are needed

Key specifications

• Material: clear glass
• Height: 9 cm
• Diameter: 12 cm
• Shape: cylindrical, open-top container
• Finish: smooth, transparent surface

How to use

Fill the bowl with the required amount of granulated sugar, sweeteners or small condiments and place it where it is most convenient for serving. Use a small spoon or sugar tongs to dispense contents hygienically. After use, empty remaining contents if necessary and wash the bowl by hand with warm soapy water or in the top rack of a dishwasher if the glassware manufacturer’s guidance allows it. Dry thoroughly before refilling to prevent clumping of sugar.

Usage recommendations

Store the bowl away from direct heat and extreme temperature changes to avoid thermal stress on the glass. When used in public or commercial settings, consider regular cleaning and refilling schedules to maintain hygiene and presentation. Handle with care to prevent chips or cracks; inspect periodically for damage and discontinue use if defects are found.