Ramekins & Sauce Cups

Ramekins – usually made of ceramic, porcelain, or plastic – are used to bake and serve single portions of entrees and side dishes or bring condiments to the table so guests can add flavors at their own pace.

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Serve & Bake with High-Quality Ramekins

Commercial ramekins are ideal for baking individual portions, serving sauces, and presenting side dishes and desserts. KaTom offers ramekins in a variety of materials, sizes, and colors for restaurants, bakeries, cafes, and catering operations.

Ramekins by Material

Choose ramekins based on your cooking application, presentation style, and durability requirements.

  • Ceramic Ramekins: A classic choice for baking soufflés, crème brûlée, dips, and individual desserts while creating an attractive tabletop presentation.
  • Porcelain Ramekins: Offer exceptional durability and an elegant appearance for baking and serving appetizers, sauces, and desserts.
  • Glass Ramekins: Provide excellent product visibility and are suitable for baking, serving, and portioning a variety of menu items.
  • Plastic Ramekins: Lightweight, durable options for serving cold condiments, dressings, dips, and side portions.

Essential Ramekin Accessories & Supplies

Complete your tabletop presentation with complementary serving supplies.

  • Serving Trays: Transport multiple ramekins efficiently while enhancing food presentation.
  • Display Platters: Pair ramekins with serving platters for appetizers, charcuterie boards, and dessert displays.
  • Serving Spoons: Portion sauces, toppings, and sides with ease.
  • Dinnerware: Coordinate ramekins with matching dinnerware to create a cohesive tabletop presentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are ramekins used for?

Commercial ramekins are commonly used for baking individual desserts, serving sauces and condiments, portioning side dishes, and presenting appetizers.

Can ramekins be used in the oven?

Though temperature ratings vary by product, many ceramic, porcelain, and glass ramekins are oven safe. Always review the product specifications before baking.

Which material is best for ramekins?

Ceramic and porcelain ramekins are ideal for baking and tabletop service, while plastic ramekins are best suited for serving cold sauces, dressings, and condiments.

Featured Commercial Ramekin Brands at KaTom

  • American Metalcraft: Manufactures ceramic, porcelain, melamine, and stainless steel ramekins for baking, serving sauces, and tabletop presentation.
  • TableCraft: Offers commercial ramekins in melamine and stainless steel for condiments, dips, side dishes, and portion control.
  • GET: Produces durable melamine ramekins and serving dishes designed for high-volume commercial foodservice operations.
  • ITI: Builds ceramic and porcelain ramekins in a variety of colors and capacities for baking and serving individual portions.
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