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Home pick: spring meadow platter from Marks & Spencer

M&S Spring Meadow Platter

Who? Marks & Spencer

What? Sometimes all that’s between food at home and food in a restaurant is great plates. That’s why we love this spring meadow platter from Marks & Spencer. Don’t think the floral design makes a too-delicate-to-use plate, though, as this earthenware plate is dishwasher and microwave safe. Now, who’s cooking dinner? Priced at £15.

When? Available now

Where? Available online from Marks & Spencer

How? Buy now from Marks & Spencer

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