KETLER heat-resistant glass baking dish 1.8L, 31x20x6 cm

KETLER heat-resistant glass baking dish 1.8L, 31x20x6 cm is a transparent oven container designed for everyday cooking tasks. Made from heat-resistant glass, it provides a 1.8 litre capacity and external dimensions of 31 × 20 × 6 cm. The clear walls allow visual monitoring of baking and roasting progress while the shape and size suit single-family portions, casseroles, gratins and reheating prepared dishes.

Advantages

The glass construction resists typical oven temperatures and does not transfer flavours, making it suitable for a variety of recipes. Its rectangular form and moderate depth enable even heat distribution for many baked dishes. The transparent material simplifies monitoring without opening the oven, and the smooth rim and flat base facilitate easy cleaning and stable placement on oven racks or kitchen surfaces.

Suitable for

• Baking casseroles, gratins and lasagna
• Roasting small cuts of meat, fish or vegetables
• Reheating and serving prepared meals
• Preparing layered desserts and cold-set dishes

Key specifications

• Brand: KETLER
• Model/MPN: 9148334
• EAN: 4750959148334
• Capacity: 1.8 L (litres)
• External dimensions: 31 × 20 × 6 cm
• Material: heat-resistant glass
• Intended use: oven baking, roasting, reheating

How to use

Place the dish on a middle oven rack when baking for even heat exposure. Preheat the oven to the recipe temperature before inserting the dish. Use oven gloves or suitable handles to remove the hot baking dish and set it on a heat-resistant surface. Avoid sudden temperature shocks: do not place a hot glass dish on a cold or wet surface and do not transfer directly from freezer to a hot oven. For serving, the dish can be brought to the table as long as the table surface tolerates residual heat.

Usage recommendations

Clean the dish after use with warm soapy water or in compatible dishwasher cycles; avoid abrasive cleaners that may scratch the glass. Check recipe temperature limits and avoid exposing the dish to open flames or direct stovetop heating. Inspect for chips or cracks before each use and discontinue use if damage is visible.