Brabantia Make & Take Breakfast Bowl 500 ml, pink
Plastic yoghurt cup from Brabantia. Fill this cup with your favourite to-go breakfast and eat the most important meal of the day at work, at school, on the train or wherever you want. The cup has two compartments that can be separated with a twist. The upper, transparent container (180 ml) is perfect for nuts, seeds, granola or fresh fruit. The cup (500 ml) has a large opening and is easy to fill with yoghurt or quark. This breakfast bowl is leak proof and suitable for the microwave, freezer and dishwasher. Washing by hand is recommended to preserve the imprint. With a 5-year manufacturer's warranty. Brabantia is a Certified B Corp™, this company meets verified standards for social and environmental business practices.
- Dimensions: H: 11.1 cm; Ø: 11 cm
- Net weight: 150 g
- Pcs in carton: 6
- Material: Silicone, PP, Tritan
- Minimum quantity: 10 pcs
- Categories: Branded Home & Kitchen, All products
Frequently asked questions
What is included in branded homeware and kitchen gifts?
The range includes kitchen and bar accessories, chopping boards, drink and wine sets, home textiles, blankets, aprons, beauty items, slippers and other practical home gifts. Materials, dimensions, packaging and branding areas vary by item.
How do we choose a home gift for clients or employees?
Start with the recipient's likely routine and the occasion. A useful kitchen item works as an everyday thank-you, wine or serving accessories can create a more formal set, and home textiles suit comfort-focused gifts; then check budget, quantity and deadline.
Which home products can carry a logo?
Many wooden, metal, glass, ceramic, plastic and textile items can be printed, engraved or embroidered. The feasible technique and artwork size depend on the surface, shape, intended use and the branding area specified for that exact product.
Which branding method suits wood, metal, glass or textiles?
Laser engraving often suits wood and metal, pad or UV printing can suit smooth objects, and embroidery or transfer can suit textiles. Coated, glass or strongly curved surfaces require a product-level check because durability and care limits differ.
Are food-contact kitchen products safe?
For an item intended to contact food, check the material, intended conditions of use and product-specific compliance documents. A general category description does not replace the declaration, instructions or restrictions for the selected item.
Are branded cups and kitchen accessories dishwasher-safe?
Dishwasher, microwave and temperature suitability are product-specific, and decoration may change the care guidance. Follow both the product and branding instructions; if a property is not confirmed, do not assume it.
Can we add recipient names or individual messages?
Many products support individual engraving, variable text or another form of personalisation. Availability, data format, surcharge and lead time depend on the item, and the final name list must be approved before production.
What are the minimum order quantity and price drivers?
MOQ and unit price depend on the product, stock, quantity, branding method, artwork size, colours, positions, personalisation, packaging and delivery. For an accurate quote, provide the use case, quantity, budget, artwork and destination.
How long do custom home gifts take to produce?
Lead time depends on stock, branding method, quantity, artwork approval and destination. For a fixed event, allow separate time for sourcing, proofing, production, quality checks and transport.
Can we approve a digital proof or physical sample?
A digital artwork proof showing the logo position and size is normally approved before production. Availability, price and timing of a physical product or decorated sample are item-specific, and a stock sample may not include final branding.
How can FSC, recycled-material or other environmental claims be verified?
Check the selected product's material specification, the scope of any certificate and supplier evidence where needed. An FSC, recycled, bio-based or other environmental claim should be used only when documented for that exact product.
