🔴 Norpro Red Silicone Bowl Set, 3-Piece, 6.5 x 6.5 x 6.2 inches, As Shown Review

I've had these for a few years now and they are BETTER for adding dry ingredients when my Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer is running. Just squeeze the bowl and pour slowly. I've been looking for these for a long time and today they turned up, so I'm buying another set.

They work but are quite thin and light. I've found that I need a hand on it when using the whisk to keep it from spinning. After washing in the dishwasher, a red or powdery coating remains on them. Our isi frameworks are much better but not currently available.

We have a set and bought it for my parents last year. This year we bought a set for each of our children. We use them all the time for many things. Mommy's favorite is how easy they are to pour as they adjust to any incline. Simply great bowls for everyone. Very handy for many things.

An almost perfect bowl. Freeze it, pour in hot liquids, beat in eggs. The only "problem" is that in a dishwasher, the bottom holds water. It seems to be solved with a small slit cut with a office knife; this does not affect the stability in any way. It still leaves a small ring of water as you can see in the picture, but it's much better than standing water.

We make a lot of royal icing and when it's all dry it's a real problem getting the stainless steel bowl out. My wife wanted something the kids could "forget about" and still be easy to clean. I've noticed my dentist uses silicone bowls to mix his sticky stuff and when I saw them on sale they looked like a great solution - and they are.. PROS: - Even the worst solids come off right away off these bowls - Good range of sizes - No rattling when dropped on the floor by an 11 year old - Doesn't…

Almost perfect bowl. Freeze it, pour in hot liquids, beat in eggs. The only "problem" is that in a dishwasher, the bottom holds water. It seems to be solved with a small slit cut with a office knife; this does not affect the stability in any way. It still leaves a little ring of water as you can see in the picture, but it's much better than still water.

Bought these to mix and pour ingredients into my blender during baking. It was hard to find silicone bowls that were big enough and tall enough. They are also great for weighing ingredients.PROS: - 3 sizes - Competitive price for 3 bowls - Tall sides/deep bowls MINUS: - It would be better if they were a bit thicker/heavier - I wish they were in other colors - I wish I would have been able to purchase each size individually. I could use some bigger ones.

I've recently decided to become a pastry chef. I saw a video of a decorator using a bowl like this. I decided I must have some for several reasons. #1 - Cleaning is very easy, the glaze rinses off immediately. #2 You can squeeze the tip and pour straight into a piping bag or bottle. #3 are easy to grab with one hand as they are flexible. I haven't mixed glaze in bowls, they aren't big enough and I don't think the sides are thick enough to use a hand mixer in them. But they're perfect for…

We make a lot of royal icing and once it's dry it's a real chore to get the stainless steel bowl out. . My wife wanted something the kids could "forget about" and still be easy to clean. I've noticed my dentist uses silicone bowls to mix his sticky stuff and when I saw them on sale they looked like a great solution - and they are.PROS: - Even the nastiest solids dissolve right away off these bowls - Good range of sizes - No rattling when dropped on the floor by an 11 year old - Won't shatter…