🥣 Estilo 12 Piece Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls Set with Measuring Cups, Spoons, and Whisk Review

These shells are very light and paper thin. They work well, but they're probably only a touch heavier than a tin can. I bought them for rent where people don't cook much anyway, but I wouldn't buy them again. Let's see how long they last.

Shells look okay but are thin. I'd be surprised if they don't start rusting. Measuring cup I. The picture came out of the box divided. The finished edge of the measuring spoons, as shown in the picture, is rough and unsuitable. Not worth the money.

Love that it arrived the next day along with other items I have purchased. there was no measure for the bowls. Anyway, I'm happy with them. Good thing it's made of stainless steel too! Not broken or dented either.

The bowls are much smaller than I expected. I bought them for my friend's first apartment. We use the smallest to eat common foods (like popcorn) because it's too small to mix things up. Great for the price and the kitchen is tiny anyway so it works. If you are looking for bowls that are smaller than expected this is a great buy, good quality.

These shells are lightweight and look like they could dent if you look at them from the wrong angle. But they are actually very strong! I banged the bowl against the rim of the sink very, very hard, and while it left a dent, it didn't crumple into an unusable state. The dent is small and almost invisible unless you look for it. For that reason, I rate them very highly. They perform much better than expected and look great doing it.

The whisk fell apart the first time I used it when I was making pancakes. It was funny.) The shells started to rust after the first wash. Also on the inside of one bowl it looked like the coating had started to peel off. Which is weird because I thought it was just solid steel. Measuring cups and spoons are flimsy and of terrible quality. All that was left were bowls for thawing chicken. I'm afraid to use for cooking. It kind of makes sense since it's so cheap, but I don't think it should be…