Winter Serving

Our story began when avid inventor, Earl Tupper, created Tupperware® in the early 1940s. Just prior to its consumer introduction in 1946, inventor Earl Tupper's plastics-like materials of many manufacturers were dedicated to the war effort. The versatility and convenience of Tupper's miracle products helped to launch the plastics revolution of the next decade. Tupper's first consumer plastic products the Wonderlier® Bowl and Bell Tumbler offered a unique benefit that traditional food containers did not: they were lighter and less likely to break than traditional glass and crockery. With the onset of the post-war baby boom, women dedicated themselves to caring for their growing families. The Tupperized kitchen was born … a kitchen that was well organized and neat, and featured a variety of containers that replaced unsightly open packages and that kept food fresh longer.

10 Tips To Serve And Drink Mulled Wine This Winter

Winter Frost White 2-quart Large Serving Bowl

Wedgwood Winter White Serving Bowl (26cm)

Winter Fruit Salad - Recipe Runner

tag Winter Sketches Stag Serving Bowl

Lenox Winter Greetings 12 Handled Hors D'oeuvre Tray Multi - With bows and holly, mistletoe and chickadees, the festive Winter Greetings Collection from Lenox will bring holiday cheer to your table and your guests. On ivory porcelain trimmed in 24K gold, each magnificent piece captures the joy of the season.

Lenox Winter Greetings Handled Hors d'Oeuvre Tray

Winter Fruit Salad - JoyFoodSunshine

Crunchy Winter Salad with Fennel and Pomegranate - Familystyle Food

Easy Roasted Winter Vegetables - Simple Healthy Kitchen

Winter Rolls - The Endless Meal®

Pristine Three Rivers pottery/stoneware serving or mixing bowl made in Coshocton, OH. I loved the glossy glaze and the quality of the pottery. The

Three Rivers Studio Pottery Deep Serving Bowl Christmas Winter Decor Snowman w Spongeware Green Rim by Amy #79 1990s

Winter Wonderland Single Serve Cups - Joffrey's

Reindeer Winter Scene Platter