In the bowl, the child will find a knight. The illustrations make meals more enjoyable, and the motif can be used actively if you are struggling to get a food into your child. Is the knight still there, I wonder? And can a knight actually eat oatmeal or yogurt?  

Recommended age: 4 months+
Instructions: suitable for serving only.
Cleaning instructions: The products can be put in the dishwasher – max. 65 degrees in the upper basket. Clean the product before first use.

Melamine products for food are not suitable for microwave oven use or for storing foods at temperatures above 70° C.

For your child's health and safety. WARNING! Only use the product under adult supervision. Check the product before each use. Discard at the first sign of damage or wear. The product may break if dropped. Always check the temperature of the food before serving. 

The product is marked with the glass and fork symbol, which means that the product meets the requirements for food contact materials.

All Sebra melamine products undergo strict inspections and are tested by external, accredited research institutes to ensure that the melamine products do not release harmful substances into foods in quantities exceeding the permitted limit, including melamine and formaldehyde. Sebra’s melamine products are in compliance with Regulation (EU) no. 284/2011 and Regulation (EC) no. 1935/2004.

Sebra is subject to inspection by the Danish Veterinary and Food Administration as it sells plates, bowls, cups and cutlery – all known as food contact materials. Sebra currently has the best possible Danish stamp of quality in terms of food safety. See the latest inspection report here.

On the Dragon Tales theme
With small stories, the child is invited into a real dragon universe. Here, the child meets forest dragons, castle dragons, flying dragons, hungry dragons and fire-breathing dragons. Together with each their loyal knight, the dragons explore the snow-capped mountain peaks, slowly flowing streams, deep blue forest lakes and erupting volcanoes. They go on adventures, visit villages and castles. Dragon Tales are small stories about friendships, about being able to live together despite great differences, and about the desire to experience and explore new areas.