A nice concept for a minimal yet functional dish that keeps your morning toast crispy. The Lean Dish has two subtle ridges raised just high enough, and spaced just far enough apart, to support a varying range of bread slice sizes. This prevents it from touching runny eggs and butter (unless you love that sort of thing). It saves plates because you only have to use one dish. Cheers to crispy toast!
Designer: Jon Liow
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Such a simple idea… I love it.
No,it’s stupid
Ridiculous. What if, let’s say, I eat one of the slices… oh no! the concept doesn’t work anymore.
Nice try, but seriously, I really like it when I can enjoy my brakfast without having precarious structures in my way.
I think this is more a design observation than anything else. I think it’s kinda cool. something muji would put out.
For the kids who like to play with their food.
Adam Sandler comes to mind.