Melamine Kitchenware

Serve up delicious desserts with this durable bowl that features an ice-cream-inspired design. Melamine construction is resistant to shattering and dishwasher safe, making this bowl perfect for everyday use.

Pros: sturdiness

Perfect for ice cream sundaes, delicious milkshakes and more, this set of spoons adds a pop of color to your flatware collection. Made from melamine, these spoons are durable and dishwasher safe for easy cleanup.

Pros: substantiality, smoothness, design

They feel more like basic plastic than melamine. However, they wash up well and my kids are unlikely to break them, so they're good to go in that regard.

Pros: cuteness, usefulness, design

Our red and white melamine shaker looks just like a classic popcorn box—perfect for holding salt or your favorite popcorn seasoning. Pair with our matching serving bowls for a fun and stylish set.

Help little ones celebrate the season with this festive plate showcasing a cute Christmas design. Made from durable melamine, this plate is resistant to shattering and is easy to clean, making it ideal for everyday use and special occasions.

Perfect for your favorite double feature or family movie night, our reusable popcorn buckets are made for snacking. They look just like vintage popcorn containers, but are made of durable melamine and clean up quickly in the top rack of the dishwasher....

Designed to match with Rosti’s iconic Margrethe bowl, this jug is a must-have for cooking prep, serving and storage. It features a practical handle and pouring spout, making it ideal for mixing drinks, dips and more. Made from durable melamine, this...

Named with permission after the Danish queen Margrethe, this durable set of bowls is truly worthy of royalty. The Margrethe bowl was designed in Denmark in 1954 and attained the status of an official stamp in 1997. The Margrethe Pebble Collection draws...

Named with permission after the Danish queen Margrethe, this durable mixing bowl set is truly worthy of royalty. The Margrethe bowl was designed in Denmark in 1954 and attained the status of an official stamp in 1997. The Margrethe bowl comes in an array...

Named with permission after the Danish queen Margrethe, this durable mixing bowl is truly worthy of royalty. The Margrethe bowl was designed in Denmark in 1954 and attained the status of an official stamp in 1997. It’s perfect for prepping large portions...

Pros: perfect width, perfect height, easy cleanup

Named with permission after the Danish queen Margrethe, this durable set of mixing bowls is truly worthy of royalty. It was designed in Denmark in 1954 and attained the status of an official stamp in 1997. The Margrethe bowl comes in an array of colors...

Pros: snap-on lids, color, sturdiness

Named with permission after the Danish queen Margrethe, this durable set of bowls is truly worthy of royalty. The Margrethe bowl was designed in Denmark in 1954 and attained the status of an official stamp in 1997. The Margrethe bowl comes in an array...

Pros: different shapes, plastic tops, non-skid grip