Why this high-end dinnerware is a fixture of Michelin-starred restaurants
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Stoneware company Jono Pandolfi Designs has had its pieces used in Michelin-starred restaurants and even featured on "The Bear," FX's hit kitchen drama. CBS News' Dana Jacobson takes a closer look at what the stoneware company is serving up.
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Life is filled with so many heavy stories/issues. I appreciate these light but intriguing stories.
Great story. The dinnerware does add to the beauty of the food
Always preferred the feeling of stoneware. ❤
Why no link to the dinerware????
Love these!
Beautiful❤
I’m sure marketing “funds” were used to ensure product placement. Shows that Networking and getting your message out is sometimes more important. Kudos
Like Simon Pearce in vt
I like Coors of Tucson better. They make better stoneware with beautiful southwestern design
The shapes and glazes look identical to Heath Ceramics! Heath Ceramics are used in fine dining restaurants and have been for quite a long time.
Oh interesting 👍😊
Reported by Violet Beauregard
🤣no kidding!
I saw the same thing. Someone should have told her.
Clickbait title. Manhatta does NOT have a Michelin star. This is just an advertisement. Sure, it's great that something is being made in America.
Wow! A shameless knock off of Heath Ceramic’s dinnerware. I mean an exact copy of what Heath has produced in the Bay Area since the late 1940’s.
I have both brands. I like both for what they offer. I like Heath for certain things and Jono for others.
Looks like they copied heath ceramics
I prefer china
😊
just another passing fad. The folks over at Wedgewood gave a sidewards glance, had a yawn, took a sip of tea and went back to their newspaper.
If I'm spending Michelin money it ought to be served on Meissen.
Michelin doesn't have to be expensive. Plenty of 1-star restaurants in Hong Kong where you can eat your fill for $10usd.
Poor Dana needs to learn how to dress. Get her a damn stylist for the love of God.
SO LAME. This guy is totally ripping off Heath Ceramics which has been around since the 1940s.
And Heath knocked off on Yellowware and Ironstone coming out of 18th century, and we can keep going back. Pottery is one of the oldest technologies.
@@indigolambart This is the comment I was looking for!
How apropos that the reporter is the Michelin Man in a dress.
Speaking of fine dining id love to have Michelle in nothing but her makeup and those silver heels😍😍😍😍😍😍🍽💩
no freaking way i would ever eat there