BPA-Free 5.5 L Salad Mixing Bowl with Serving Spoon and Fork

Dressing sits in a salad bowl for the length of a Friday lunch — oil, lemon and vinegar all working away on whatever the bowl is moulded from. Almost nobody selling you one will say what that is.

What Are the Key Features of This BPA-Free 5.5 L Salad Bowl?

• BPA-free, declared and not implied - which is what lets dressed salad and warm pasta sit in it through a whole meal instead of being moved to another dish.
• 5.5 L of usable bowl - enough for a salad that feeds a full table, so the tossing and the serving happen in the same piece rather than in a saucepan and then a dish.
• 27 cm across and 13 cm deep - measure your fridge shelf before you order, because that width is wider than a dinner plate and the depth is what stops leaves flying out when you turn them.
• 300 g empty - a bowl this size in glass is a two-handed carry before you fill it; this one lets you take the salad from the kitchen to the table in one hand.
• Spoon and fork travel inside the bowl - the serving pieces live in the thing they serve from, so they are not the utensils you spend five minutes hunting for when guests arrive.

Where Can You Use This BPA-Free Salad Mixing Bowl?

• In the middle of the Friday lunch table, with dressed salad left in it for the length of the meal
• On the iftar spread, where the same bowl stays out from the adhan to the last helping
• At a club or Sahel picnic, carried from the kitchen to the table in one hand
• Mixing a party-sized quantity of pasta before it is served from the same piece

Why Does BPA-Free Matter More in a Salad Bowl Than a Dry-Goods Box?

• BPA-free, declared and not implied - and lemon juice, vinegar and hot pasta oil are precisely the conditions people worry about.
• Contact lasts the whole meal, not thirty seconds - which is why that declaration is worth more in a serving bowl than in a dry-goods box.
• 300 g instead of glass - a 5.5 L glass bowl is a two-handed carry before a leaf goes in; here you are carrying the salad.
• Moulded plastic takes real treatment - knocked by a serving fork, stacked wet, set down hard on tile; the honest trade is scratches, so keep steel knives out.
• Spoon and fork ride inside the bowl - nothing separate to lose, so the tossing and the serving happen in one piece.

Details

Material & Build

• Lightweight - and the 300 g figure below is what that means in practice.

Dimensions

• Capacity: 5.5 L - a salad that feeds a full table, mixed and served from the same bowl.
• Width across the top: 27 cm - wider than a dinner plate, so measure the fridge shelf or cupboard slot before ordering.
• Depth: 13 cm - deep enough to turn a full head of lettuce over on itself without leaves going over the rim.
• Weight, empty: 300 g - one-handed from the kitchen to the table.

What's in the Set

• Bowl, serving spoon and serving fork - the two serving pieces are stored inside the bowl itself.

Colours

• Off White and Gray in the store - the same bowl is described elsewhere simply as White.

Care

• Rinse clean.

Specifications