Mixing Bowls

Promising review: "Very nice set of bowls. Nice depth and sizes. Also appreciate that they nest within each other. I bake a lot and these have been great as mixing bowls in addition to using them in a double boiler." –Target ReviewerPrice: $20.49

Timeless, all-purpose kitchen workhorses in durable stainless feature a dual finish contrasting matte exteriors with polished interiors. These three bowls feature flat bases to provide balance and stability, while articulated rims provide a sturdy grip. Nesting for compact storage, the large bowls offer versatile utility for prepping, mixing and serving then clean up easily in the dishwasher. Our exclusive set includes 3-, 5- and 7-quart stainless steel bowls. • Stainless steel •…

mixing bowl

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These days, it's a tall order to find high-quality pottery crafted here in the USA. This bowl will last a lifetime and become a family heirloom to pass down from generation to generation - and that's the kind of quality that can't be bought in a big department store. Hand-turned in Texas Traditional, "antique-store" look and feel, made for modern kitchens Lead-free Microwave, oven and dishwasher safe Use on the table for effortless serving, too USA made

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another gift guide! for all your loved ones who are always in the kitchen, i gathered a bunch of unique, stylish finds in all different price points that would make such good gifts if i do say so myself. terracotta mixing bowls that are pretty enough to serve from, non breakable and have lids $45 … Continue reading "holiday gift guide : for the cook"

Prepare, serve and store in these three stackable glass bowls.

The perfect pour at any size. Our favorite feature of these stoneware bowls is the hand-shaped pour spout on each—it makes doling out batter (whether into a cupcake tin or onto a griddle) a cinch. The smallest size is useful for a dressing: set it out with greens on your table and let guests drizzle at will. Whisk up eggs for a crowd in the medium size. The large will fit a recipe’s worth of pancake batter, looks right at home serving up buttery mashed potatoes at your next holiday…

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