Draft:Blates
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Blates is a portmanteau of the words bowl and plate, referring to dishware that combines characteristics of both. Blates have the flat, wide surface of a plate, but with shallow, sloped walls similar to a bowl. They are commonly used for dishes that include both solid and liquid components, such as curry, pasta, soups, and salads.
Description
[edit]Blates are characterized by a wide, flat base similar to a plate, making them suitable for solid foods. They have a shallow, raised sides, which prevent liquids or sauces from spilling, similar to a bowl. Blates are commonly made with materials such as ceramic, porcelain, stoneware, and melamine.
They are often marketed as pasta bowls, rimmed bowls, or shallow bowls in retail settings, but the term "blates" has emerged as a colloquial descriptor.
Origin
[edit]While the exact origin of the term "blates" is unclear, it seems to originate from TikTok. Users on the platform were praising blates for their versatility and modern aesthetic.