--- product_id: 1370562 title: "HIC Kitchen HIC Kitchen Oval Au Gratin Baking Dish Set, Fine White Porcelain, 10-Inch, Set of 4 Au Gratin Baking Dish Set, Fine White Porcelain, 10-Inch, Set of 4" brand: "hic kitchen" price: "317 zł" currency: PLN in_stock: true reviews_count: 12 category: "Hic Kitchen" url: https://www.desertcart.pl/products/1370562-hic-kitchen-hic-kitchen-oval-au-gratin-baking-dish-set store_origin: PL region: Poland --- # Oven & broiler safe to 350°F Dishwasher safe for effortless cleanup Freezer safe for meal prep HIC Kitchen HIC Kitchen Oval Au Gratin Baking Dish Set, Fine White Porcelain, 10-Inch, Set of 4 Au Gratin Baking Dish Set, Fine White Porcelain, 10-Inch, Set of 4 **Brand:** hic kitchen **Price:** 317 zł **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🍽️ Bake, Serve, Impress — Your Signature Dish Starts Here! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** HIC Kitchen HIC Kitchen Oval Au Gratin Baking Dish Set, Fine White Porcelain, 10-Inch, Set of 4 Au Gratin Baking Dish Set, Fine White Porcelain, 10-Inch, Set of 4 by hic kitchen - **How much does it cost?** 317 zł with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/1370562-hic-kitchen-hic-kitchen-oval-au-gratin-baking-dish-set) ## Best For - hic kitchen enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted hic kitchen brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Elevate Every Meal:** Fine white porcelain adds timeless elegance from oven to table - • **Effortless Handling:** Flared side handles ensure safe, easy transfer in and out of the oven - • **Durability Meets Design:** Lead & cadmium free, glazed finish resists stains and scratches for lasting beauty - • **Perfect Portion Control:** 12-ounce capacity ideal for single servings or side dishes - • **Versatile Culinary Powerhouse:** Microwave, oven, broiler, freezer, and dishwasher safe—ready for any recipe ## Overview HIC Kitchen’s Oval Au Gratin Baking Dish Set features four 10-inch fine white porcelain dishes, each holding 12 ounces. Designed for versatility, these dishes are safe for oven (up to 350°F), broiler, microwave, freezer, and dishwasher use. With flared handles for easy handling and a durable, lead- and cadmium-free glazed finish, they combine classic style with practical performance—perfect for everything from au gratin potatoes to single-serving casseroles. ## Description HIC Kitchen’s Fine Porcelain Oval Au Gratin Dishes are perfect for baking and serving casseroles and au gratin recipes. Specially designed for use in the oven and under the broiler, they’re perfect for making au gratin potatoes, scalloped potatoes, pot pie, shepherds pie, even baked mac and cheese or other single-serving recipes. Beautifully designed with flared handles on both sides makes handling them easy, both into and out of the oven. This porcelain casserole dish performs beautifully as bakeware and equally well as serveware for every dining occasion, from breakfast to lunch or brunch, for holiday meals, party buffets, even outdoor entertaining. A tradition since 1957, HIC Kitchen’s fine-white porcelain serveware is durable, heat resistant, and free from lead and cadmium. It’s safe for use in the freezer, microwave, oven, broiler (to 350-degrees Fahrenheit), and dishwasher safe for easy cleanup. Brought to you by HIC, a third-generation family owned and operated company in the USA since 1957. Review: Great value is near high-end French-style porcelain Gratins. I was wary of the price, but it's actually a good product!! - Okay, my Pillivuyt was stolen along with my Lamson cutlery and Calphalon cookware. Loss totalled about $3000. I can't afford to replace that stuff again now and some pieces are retired, so... I love porcelain. I do NOT love Teflon or the like. This HIC is a Chinese "replication" of Pillivuyt pieces. It's very similar in style, though there are important differences to consider. Porcelain itself is not ground as finely. This means that the bottoms of these lovely Gratins are not as smooth. You should consider gently sanding them smooth with emery paper so they don't scuff things as easily. Realize that porcelain DOES scuff things, regardless! Another difference is that somehow, Pillivuyt manages to create remarkably flat surfaces. By that, I mean that they are not ripply or wavy. These HIC pieces are visually less flat, though that may be hard to detect by moving your finger across a surface. It's a minor detail, but maybe it's not. In a few years, I'll know. That said, that's the bad news, and it's not very bad! The good news is that they cook pretty much the same as my old Pillivuyt did. My most common use for this size Gratin is to microwave single eggs in them for my signature breakfast sandwich. I used the very tiniest amount of oil wiped on the surface, and I do mean tiny, and it's enough to get the egg to release, sunny up or scrambled, easily with a fork. You can scramble the egg with a real table fork IN the Gratin and nuke it and it will fluff up. Seasoned lightly it comes out great. Or, you can bake a bunch in the oven or a couple in the toaster-oven and VERY fluffy. The fork gets them out with ease, and washup is just hot water and a paper towel, same as with any quality pan. A couple of times, I overcooked (um, burnt?) cheese on them. Soaked in hot water only, a NYLON scrubber (Dobe is my recommendation) and clean as can be. They're easy. Can't really tell much difference from the Pillivuyt. Good porcelain really IS basically the original nonstick. And here's the kicker: These cost 1/3 the price that Pillivuyt does. Sure, that extra 2/3 buys the final tiny bit of refinement and I'm not sure what the effect of having the finest bone grind in the world is with P, or whether their glaze is substantially different over the years yet. Most people drop these before they would possible "wear them out." Here, you get SIX gratins for the price of less than TWO of theirs. It's not a big deal to lose them to accidents. These HIC Gratins are a deal. I'm definitely going to look at others of their pieces as I need them. The price is right and so far, so is the performance. Review: Beautiful and well made. The photo doesn't do these dishes justice. I bought a second set. - I've been wanting a set of white porcelain au gratin dishes since I saw in person the utilitarian yet elegant ones recovered from the wreck of RMS Titanic. These are similar enough to those to satisfy my hankering. They look better than I was expecting. The handles have a nice texture that gives them a classic look that doesn't show well in the photo. Top surfaces are glossy, the bottom is matte with an inset for the importer's logo. These are well-glazed and fired hard. I have no problem believing that they are suitable for use in an oven, broiler, or microwave, and they are surely dishwasher safe. My only minor complaint is a long-term pet peeve about sticky labels that are difficult to remove. The good news on these au gratin dishes is that the importer's round label on the top soaks off in dishwater (or isn't hopelessly bonded to the glossy glaze.) However, there is also a small rectangular bar code label on the bottom that will require some Goo Gone or similar solvent to remove completely (and you surely want to do that before exposing the dishes to heat.) ETA I just received a second set of four that I ordered so as to ensure that I always have these on hand. I haven't broken one yet but that is always a possibility. I am pleased to report that the small labels on the bottom of each dish came off easily - No need for Goo Gone this time! I have used these dishes many times now, and they have performed very well indeed. I'm very pleased with this purchase! ## Features - HIC Kitchen’s Fine Porcelain Oval Au Gratin Baking Dishes for baking and serving au gratin recipes, casserole, and single-serving recipes - Made from fine-white porcelain; lead and cadmium free; each measures 10 x 5.25 x 1.75-inches and holds 12-ouncesMade from fine-quality porcelain; lead and cadmium free; each measures 10 x 5.25 x 1.75-inches and holds 12-ounces - Beautifully designed with flared handles on both sides for easy handling into and out of the oven - Great for potato au gratin, scalloped potatoes, pot pie, shepherds pie, even baked mac and cheese - Durable; safe for freezer, microwave, oven, broiler (to 350-degrees Fahrenheit); dishwasher safe for easy cleanup ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B005KMKSP0 | | Best Sellers Rank | #56,301 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #251 in Baking Dishes | | Brand Name | HIC Kitchen | | Capacity | 12 ounces | | Color | White | | Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,081) | | Finish Type | Glazed | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00781723498021, 10781723980219 | | Is Oven Safe | Yes | | Is the item dishwasher safe? | Yes | | Item Dimensions | 10 x 5.25 x 4 inches | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 5.25"D x 10"W x 1.75"H | | Item Shape | Oval | | Item Type Name | HIC Oval Au Gratin Baking Dishes, Fine White Porcelain, 10-Inch, Set of 4 | | Item Weight | 16 ounces | | Lid Material | Porcelain | | Manufacturer | Harold Import Company, Inc. | | Material | Porcelain | | Product Care Instructions | Dishwasher Safe, Microwave Safe, Oven Safe | | UPC | 781147827254 781723498021 885142891293 | | Unit Count | 4.0 Count | | With Lid | No | ## Product Details - **Brand:** HIC Kitchen - **Capacity:** 12 ounces - **Color:** White - **Finish Type:** Glazed - **Is Oven Safe:** Yes - **Item Weight:** 16 ounces - **Material:** Porcelain - **Product Care Instructions:** Dishwasher Safe, Microwave Safe, Oven Safe - **Shape:** Oval - **With Lid:** No ## Images ![HIC Kitchen HIC Kitchen Oval Au Gratin Baking Dish Set, Fine White Porcelain, 10-Inch, Set of 4 Au Gratin Baking Dish Set, Fine White Porcelain, 10-Inch, Set of 4 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41hcSeM-ghL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value is near high-end French-style porcelain Gratins. I was wary of the price, but it's actually a good product!! *by T***R on July 29, 2016* Okay, my Pillivuyt was stolen along with my Lamson cutlery and Calphalon cookware. Loss totalled about $3000. I can't afford to replace that stuff again now and some pieces are retired, so... I love porcelain. I do NOT love Teflon or the like. This HIC is a Chinese "replication" of Pillivuyt pieces. It's very similar in style, though there are important differences to consider. Porcelain itself is not ground as finely. This means that the bottoms of these lovely Gratins are not as smooth. You should consider gently sanding them smooth with emery paper so they don't scuff things as easily. Realize that porcelain DOES scuff things, regardless! Another difference is that somehow, Pillivuyt manages to create remarkably flat surfaces. By that, I mean that they are not ripply or wavy. These HIC pieces are visually less flat, though that may be hard to detect by moving your finger across a surface. It's a minor detail, but maybe it's not. In a few years, I'll know. That said, that's the bad news, and it's not very bad! The good news is that they cook pretty much the same as my old Pillivuyt did. My most common use for this size Gratin is to microwave single eggs in them for my signature breakfast sandwich. I used the very tiniest amount of oil wiped on the surface, and I do mean tiny, and it's enough to get the egg to release, sunny up or scrambled, easily with a fork. You can scramble the egg with a real table fork IN the Gratin and nuke it and it will fluff up. Seasoned lightly it comes out great. Or, you can bake a bunch in the oven or a couple in the toaster-oven and VERY fluffy. The fork gets them out with ease, and washup is just hot water and a paper towel, same as with any quality pan. A couple of times, I overcooked (um, burnt?) cheese on them. Soaked in hot water only, a NYLON scrubber (Dobe is my recommendation) and clean as can be. They're easy. Can't really tell much difference from the Pillivuyt. Good porcelain really IS basically the original nonstick. And here's the kicker: These cost 1/3 the price that Pillivuyt does. Sure, that extra 2/3 buys the final tiny bit of refinement and I'm not sure what the effect of having the finest bone grind in the world is with P, or whether their glaze is substantially different over the years yet. Most people drop these before they would possible "wear them out." Here, you get SIX gratins for the price of less than TWO of theirs. It's not a big deal to lose them to accidents. These HIC Gratins are a deal. I'm definitely going to look at others of their pieces as I need them. The price is right and so far, so is the performance. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful and well made. The photo doesn't do these dishes justice. I bought a second set. *by D***H on February 28, 2014* I've been wanting a set of white porcelain au gratin dishes since I saw in person the utilitarian yet elegant ones recovered from the wreck of RMS Titanic. These are similar enough to those to satisfy my hankering. They look better than I was expecting. The handles have a nice texture that gives them a classic look that doesn't show well in the photo. Top surfaces are glossy, the bottom is matte with an inset for the importer's logo. These are well-glazed and fired hard. I have no problem believing that they are suitable for use in an oven, broiler, or microwave, and they are surely dishwasher safe. My only minor complaint is a long-term pet peeve about sticky labels that are difficult to remove. The good news on these au gratin dishes is that the importer's round label on the top soaks off in dishwater (or isn't hopelessly bonded to the glossy glaze.) However, there is also a small rectangular bar code label on the bottom that will require some Goo Gone or similar solvent to remove completely (and you surely want to do that before exposing the dishes to heat.) ETA I just received a second set of four that I ordered so as to ensure that I always have these on hand. I haven't broken one yet but that is always a possibility. I am pleased to report that the small labels on the bottom of each dish came off easily - No need for Goo Gone this time! I have used these dishes many times now, and they have performed very well indeed. I'm very pleased with this purchase! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty Fancy *by K***S on July 19, 2025* Great dishes,…Easy to clean even after baking on typically hard to remove food,…they make my little casseroles the highlight of the meal, everybody comments that they feel like they’re in a fancy restaurant,… ## Frequently Bought Together - HIC Kitchen HIC Kitchen Oval Au Gratin Baking Dish Set, Fine White Porcelain, 10-Inch, Set of 4 Au Gratin Baking Dish Set, Fine White Porcelain, 10-Inch, Set of 4 - Heartland Home Porcelain Mini Casserole Dish Oval (6pc Set). Cauliflower Au Gratin Baking Dish, Banana Split Bowls, Single Serving, Small Individual - Oval Au Gratin Baking Dishes for Oven Safe and Microwave Cooking and Baking, 4 Pc. 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