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Borosil Glass Serving and Mixing Bowls
- MULTIPURPOSE BOWLS WITH LIDS- You can use these glass mixing bowls to serve dals, subzis and curries, refrigerate leftovers, reheat meals in the microwave, bake in the oven, mix batters for cakes and pancakes, whisk eggs, set puddings in the fridge, etcThe glass mixing bowls come with lids, so you can keep your food covered and safe, while serving or storing
- SCRATCH RESISTANT - Scratch resistant borosilicate glass ensures your serving bowls look new even after years of daily use
- MICROWAVE & OVEN SAFE (NOT THE LIDS) - Our borosilicate mixing bowls can be used for reheating in the microwave or for baking in the ovenThey can withstand temperatures up to 350°C, higher than the highest setting on your oven
- EASY TO CLEAN - As the glass does not absorb stains, it cleans with just a swipe. It's also dishwasher safe
- PREP-Perfect for all your prepping needs such as beating cake batters, cookie dough or cream frostings with a hand mixer (yes! it’s that strong), marinating food items and more!
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BAKE-The bowls can withstand temperatures up to 350C, higher than the highest setting in your oven. They’re ideal for using in the oven.
- SERVE-Our glass is scratch resistant, so it will look as good as new even after years of usage, unlike other glass which scratches easily.
- STORE-Say goodbye to a cluttered fridge and forgotten leftovers. See through glass helps you to know what is in your fridge with just a glance. We even have mixing bowls with lids available.
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