Beige Ribbed Plastic Mixing Bowl 1 L and 3 L with Non-Slip Grip

A washing-up bowl in a loud colour announces itself on a worktop, so it gets shoved under the sink and you go back to rinsing parsley in a saucepan.

What Are the Key Features of This Beige Ribbed Mixing Bowl in 1 L and 3 L?

• Beige is why it stays on the counter - it does not read as cleaning equipment beside wood or cream cupboards, and a bowl that stays out is a bowl that gets used.
• Flour and semolina do not show - the same dusting that makes a dark bowl look dirty disappears on this one, which saves a wash you did not need.
• 1 L or 3 L, two different jobs - the small one for a bunch of parsley or two eggs, the large one for a head of lettuce, a batch of dough or a collar left to soak.
• Plastic rather than steel - it does not turn scalding with hot soaking water or freezing with winter tap water, and it does not dent into a wobble when it goes off the counter.
• They nest, so both sizes cost one slot - which is the difference between owning two bowls and finding room for two bowls.

Where Can You Use This Beige Ribbed Plastic Mixing Bowl?

• Out on the counter beside the sink, where a bowl that stays out is a bowl that gets used
• Rinsing a bunch of parsley, beating two eggs or soaking a cup of rice - the 1 L
• A whole head of lettuce under running water, or a batch of dough - the 3 L
• A shirt collar left to soak in soapy water
• Holding the peel while you work

Why Choose Beige Over a Bright Bowl That Gets Shoved Under the Sink?

• Grooved outside, smooth inside - your hand grips the fluting while dough and flour find no groove to lodge in on the wall you actually have to wash.
• The 1 L is the bowl for peel and stalks - it sits at the board and takes the trimmings, so the bin is one trip at the end rather than six during.
• A flared lip on both sizes - it is what your fingers hook under to lift a full 3 L, and the edge the rinsing water leaves by when you tip it out.

Details

Material & Build

• Plastic, in beige - no seam and nothing under the surface for rust to start on, and a colour that hides flour and semolina.
• Non-slip fluting down the outside wall - the inside is left smooth, so your hand catches on the outside while the other hand is whisking.
• Wide flared lip - for lifting and for pouring.
• Flat base - sits steady in a sink or on a worktop.
• The sizes nest inside one another - both sizes take one cupboard slot.

Dimensions

• Weight: 100 g.
• Ask us if it has to fit a particular sink and a unit will be measured.

Care

• Hand wash only. Avoid abrasives and high heat.

Specifications