Sistema Microwave Noodle Bowl | Red 31.7 Oz Noodle Bowl from the Microwave Collection Review

I use it for all my soups at work. Canned soup or ramen, this kid will heat it up enough for you to eat like a civilized person, not a barbarian. No more eating canned soup with your bare hands like a post-apocalyptic scavenger, and no more eating crunchy ramen while pouring the powder into your mouth in hopes of some relief from the dry and sad world you constantly expose yourself to. only to find it feels like you've just licked salt in your mouth. This medium sized bowl gives you the power…

This is a great container for school aged kids packing lunch. We bought three and have been happy with the performance after more than a year of use. The lid closes tightly and does not leak. The bowl shape holds 2.5 cups of dry cereal, fruit or other food like leftovers. If your kids are in a period of rapid growth like mine, they'll appreciate the large capacity for food. To reheat food, simply blow the lid through the flap (see fig. 1), place in the microwave, leave on for about a minute and

Yes, I know - this is a *awesome* bowl for reheating cans of soup, making ramen noodles, reheating leftovers, etc. Ha! I found another use and can't believe I didn't think of it sooner (I'm sure everyone around you is saying: well, I've been making this for ages! :-) Anyway, it's oatmeal! My son likes it when I make instant milk, but the milk always overcooks in the microwave. If I reheated it in a pot, it would be a pain to clean the pot afterwards. So I put instant oatmeal in the "system"…

Wish I had found this product sooner! I used to cook my soup in "Pyrex" glassware. I have suffered in vain for years. As the soup began to boil, it splattered in all directions. I covered the bowl with a paper towel but it just fell into the soup. It was really tough. When the soup was finally ready, the glass bowl felt very hot; I had to use a towel to hold it. I even dropped the whole bowl a few times. (Once and on my foot.) This product solves all of those problems. When I first used it, I…

Sistema Microwave Collection Noodle Bowl I previously purchased a 2013 model (see bottom of bowl for year of manufacture. Was hoping to get the same bowl as Bought mine) twice so I got another cap to go with the others as one of the caps broke. Revane wrote at the top of my page that I bought this bowl twice. It is not true! The 2019 model which is not in the description is made slightly differently and the lids will NOT fit the older model. Nowhere in the listing have I seen this fact and it…

Sistema Microwave Collection Pasta Bowl I previously bought a 2013 model (see bottom of bowl for year of manufacture. Was hoping to get a bowl like I've had twice before Bought this so I had another lid to match the others as one of the lids broke Revain wrote at the top of my page that I bought this bowl twice the description and it made a little different and the lids do NOT fit this older model. Nowhere have I seen this fact listed and it annoys me that Revane twice advised I was buying THIS

Please click 'helpful' at the bottom of this review if you like what I wrote have is helpful to you. This product really gets the job done - hold hot soups in a way that doesn't burn your hands and gives you more. control its use. The lid prevents the microwave from splashing and the ventilation prevents the microwave from exploding. Most importantly, the container holds a full cup of soup, including oversized soups. I love a good clam chowder for lunch and my whole glass plus a few extra clams

I'm single, retired and male so you know what I make for dinner. Two staples I love are Campbell's Chunky Soups and Lipton's Soup Starters Chicken Noodles. I have a couple of very nice 28-ounce ceramic soup bowls that are perfect for chunky soups, but leave a lot to be desired for Lipton soup entrees. Since I don't need to add all the water that's meant to cook the noodles, I tried crushing them in the soup bowls but couldn't get enough water to cook the noodles properly. Anything larger than a