Ayesha Curry Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls (3-Piece Set)
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: Batter and sauces stay against stainless steel, while colorful silicone grips help you hold and pour from each bowl. The 1.5-, 3- and 5-quart sizes have pouring spouts and rubberized outer bases, then nest together to save cupboard space.
Materials: stainless steel
$42.49★ 4.8 · 100+ ratings
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Mixing bowls
Steel, glass and ceramic mixing bowls, with specialty copper bowls clearly distinguished.
A durable mixing bowl can replace plastic for everyday preparation. We look for suitable interiors, food-use glazes and non-plastic lids wherever food can touch them. Unlined copper bowls have a narrower purpose, such as whipping egg whites; they are not general storage bowls or a choice for acidic ingredients.
Ayesha Curry Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls (3-Piece Set)
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: Batter and sauces stay against stainless steel, while colorful silicone grips help you hold and pour from each bowl. The 1.5-, 3- and 5-quart sizes have pouring spouts and rubberized outer bases, then nest together to save cupboard space.
Materials: stainless steel
$42.49★ 4.8 · 100+ ratings
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Mauviel M’Passion 2.6-Quart Copper Egg-White Bowl
COPPER
Why we recommend it: Beat egg whites by hand in a rounded copper bowl with a ring handle, a French-made pastry tool with a stand sold separately. Its copper interior is unlined: avoid acidic ingredients and food storage, and hand-wash after use.
Materials: copper
$175.00★ 4.8 · 300+ ratings
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Pyrex 3-Piece Tempered Glass Mixing Bowl Set
GLASS
Why we recommend it: Three tempered glass bowls in 1-, 1.5- and 2.5-quart sizes keep batters and dressings against glass during everyday prep. Microwave and dishwasher use make it easy to prepare and clean up in the same bowls, which nest together when the recipe is finished.
Materials: tempered glass
$17.99★ 4.8 · 30,000+ ratings
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Sertodo 2.5-Quart Copper Egg-White Mixing Bowl
COPPER
Why we recommend it: Sertodo’s hand-hammered bowl is a specialist choice for whipping egg whites directly against unlined copper, with a stainless steel handle for support. Reserve it for non-acidic mixtures: copper should not contact vinegar, lemon juice or other acidic foods.
Materials: copper
$173.00★ 4.8 · 100+ ratings
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WMF Gourmet 18/10 Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls (4 Pieces)
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: WMF publishes a model-specific food-contact declaration for these four 18/10 stainless steel bowls, reporting testing against metal-release limits. Their pouring rims and graduated 16- to 24-cm diameters make the set useful for everyday mixing and serving.
Materials: 18/10 stainless steel
$73.79★ 4.8 · 12,000+ ratings
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Anchor Hocking 2-Quart Glass Batter Bowl
GLASSUSA PRODUCTION
Why we recommend it: Measure, stir and pour pancake batter in one glass vessel instead of transferring it through several plastic containers. Molded measuring marks and a pouring spout make this USA-made, 2-quart bowl especially useful for liquid mixtures.
Materials: glass
$23.12★ 4.7 · 11,000+ ratings
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Duralex 9-Piece Clear Tempered Glass Bowl Set
GLASS
Why we recommend it: French-made tempered glass bowls cover measured spices, prepared ingredients and mixing up to 2.5 quarts. Their graduated shapes stack neatly after use, and Duralex states that its glass is lead- and cadmium-free, a useful material detail for everyday food prep.
Materials: tempered glass
$59.85★ 4.7 · 3,000+ ratings
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Anchor Hocking 1-Quart Glass Mixing Bowl
GLASSUSA PRODUCTION
Why we recommend it: Beat eggs, prepare a dressing or keep one ingredient ready beside the stove in this small 1-quart bowl. Made in the USA, its clear glass lets you see what is mixed, with dishwasher-safe cleanup after prep.
Materials: glass
$13.59★ 4.6 · 2,000+ ratings
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de Buyer Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl — 9.5 inch, 3.7 qt
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: The flat base steadies this bowl for whisking, while the open rolled rim gives you a grip that is easy to clean. Ingredients contact 18/10 stainless steel, without a plastic lining or nonslip base. Made in France, the 9.5-inch bowl holds 3.7 quarts and is dishwasher-safe; de Buyer also permits warming preparations over a bain-marie.
Materials: 18/10 stainless steel
$50.00★ 4.6 · 100+ ratings
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Mosser Jadeite Glass Mixing Bowls — Set of 3
GLASSUSA PRODUCTION
Why we recommend it: Three nesting glass bowls keep ingredients off plastic while covering small prep jobs and larger mixtures. Mosser presses this Jadeite set in Ohio; the bowls hold 20, 40 and 60 ounces. There are no attached plastic handles, liners or lids. Their weight helps them stay put, but glass is breakable: hand-wash gently and avoid sudden temperature changes.
Materials: pressed glass
$67.99★ 4.6 · 100+ ratings
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TigerChef 30-Quart Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls (2-Pack)
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: Two oversized steel bowls provide separate spaces for large batches of dough, salad or prepped ingredients. Each holds 30 quarts and has a flat base with a curved rim, making this a bulk-prep option rather than a small household nesting set.
Materials: stainless steel
$79.99★ 4.6 · 1,000+ ratings
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Tramontina Gourmet 1.5-Quart Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: Heavy-gauge 18/10 stainless steel gives this small bowl a sturdy metal surface for sauces, dressings and baking prep. Made in Brazil, the 1.5-quart size is easy to keep beside a larger mixing bowl, with a satin exterior and dishwasher-safe care.
Materials: 18/10 stainless steel
$17.95★ 4.6 · 200+ ratings
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Vollrath Heavy-Duty Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl (3 qt)
STAINLESS STEELUSA PRODUCTION
Why we recommend it: Tall sides help keep ingredients in the bowl, while the weighted base sits steadily on the counter. The mixing surface is stainless steel rather than plastic, and there are no rubber feet or plastic handles to clean around. Vollrath makes this heavy-duty model in the USA.
Materials: stainless steel
$23.29★ 4.6 · 100+ ratings
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American Metalcraft 16-Inch Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: A broad 16-inch steel bowl gives you a generous metal surface for tossing ingredients and combining large batches. The wide rim provides a useful grip, while the stackable shape and dishwasher-safe construction suit repeated kitchen work.
Materials: stainless steel
$25.34★ 4.5 · 2,000+ ratings
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Casafina Fattoria 6.6-Quart Stoneware Mixing Bowl — White
STONEWARE
Why we recommend it: Portuguese-made glazed stoneware gives this generous 6.6-quart bowl a substantial surface for bread dough and baking prep. Casafina’s maker reports compliance with FDA lead and cadmium requirements for its tableware, supporting its use for food preparation and serving.
Materials: stoneware
$92.57★ 4.5 · 64 ratings
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Hario 2.2-Liter Heat-Resistant Glass Mixing Bowl
GLASS
Why we recommend it: A deep glass bowl gives you more room to whisk, helping limit spills over the rim. Made in Japan, Hario’s 2.2-liter bowl can be used for microwave prep and cleaned in the dishwasher, keeping mixing and gentle reheating in the same vessel.
Materials: glass
$21.50★ 4.5 · 700+ ratings
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Homwin Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowls (3-Piece Set)
BOROSILICATE GLASS
Why we recommend it: Three deep glass bowls keep smaller prep jobs separate from larger mixtures, with a 4.2-quart bowl for the biggest batch. The borosilicate glass construction offers a clear, non-plastic mixing surface, and the bowls nest to reduce storage space.
Materials: borosilicate glass
$32.99★ 4.5 · 700+ ratings
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Ohio Stoneware Dominion 12-Inch Mixing Bowl
STONEWAREUSA PRODUCTION
Why we recommend it: A substantial stoneware bowl gives bread dough and large batters a glazed ceramic mixing surface. Made in Ohio, the dishwasher-safe 12-inch bowl has a glaze described as lead-free and food-safe by the maker-linked outlet.
Materials: stoneware
$54.95★ 4.5 · 500+ ratings
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Sori Yanagi 23 cm Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: A deep 18/8 stainless-steel interior gives you room to whisk batter or toss ingredients without scraping against plastic. The rounded bottom is designed for mixing; hold the bowl or rest it on a cloth if it rocks on a hard counter. Made in Japan, with no plastic interior or nonstick coating.
Materials: 18/8 stainless steel
$44.99★ 4.5 · 500+ ratings
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Anchor Hocking 10-Piece Glass Mixing Bowl Set
GLASSUSA PRODUCTION
Why we recommend it: Ten glass bowls let you separate measured ingredients before combining them in the larger bowls, with sizes from tiny prep portions to 3.5 quarts. Each of the ten USA-made pieces is a bowl, and they nest together for storage.
Materials: glass
$24.80★ 4.4 · 3,000+ ratings
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Chef Craft 2.5-Quart Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: A simple 2.5-quart stainless steel bowl keeps everyday mixing against metal, with enough room for a small batter or salad. It is a practical addition if you already have smaller prep bowls, and it can go in the dishwasher afterward.
Materials: stainless steel
$7.42★ 4.4 · 900+ ratings
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Yoshikawa SJ1992 Stainless Steel Bowl and Draining Colander Set
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: This Japanese-made set handles soaking, rinsing and everyday prep without a plastic bowl or colander. The three-liter bowl is 21/0 stainless steel, while the matching mesh strainer is 18/8 stainless steel. Both surfaces are uncoated, and the pieces nest together for storage.
Materials: 21/0 stainless steel · 18/8 stainless steel
$54.30★ 4.4 · 200+ ratings
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Bormioli Rocco Pompei Glass Mixing and Salad Bowl — 23 cm
GLASS
Why we recommend it: Clear tempered glass works for mixing, tossing salads and serving, keeping food away from plastic bowls and interior coatings. This Italian-made Pompei bowl has a wide rim and a stacking ledge for easier storage. It is dishwasher-safe, but tempered glass is not unbreakable: avoid sharp knocks, chipped edges and sudden temperature changes.
Materials: tempered glass
$8.63★ 4.2 · 70 ratings
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Arnest Ippinmonozukuri Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl — 24 cm
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: The rounded bowl gives you room to toss and mix directly against stainless steel instead of plastic. Its finely textured metal surface helps everyday utensil marks blend in; it is not a nonstick coating. Made in Japan, this 24 cm model holds four liters only when filled to the brim, so leave space for mixing.
Materials: stainless steel
$26.51
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Basis Products Workhorse Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls — Set of Three
STAINLESS STEELUSA PRODUCTION
Why we recommend it: Three nesting steel bowls handle prep and mixing without a plastic food-contact surface or bonded non-slip base. Made in the USA, they are dishwasher-safe and easy to store together. Basis publishes a laboratory content screen in which all three sample sizes met the stated lead, cadmium and mercury limits; this does not establish zero leaching. Wash before first use.
Materials: U.S.-sourced 301 stainless steel
$104.99
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Bormioli Rocco Easy Opal-Glass Mixing Bowls — Set of 4
GLASS
Why we recommend it: Four nesting bowls replace plastic mixing bowls with smooth opal glass. Their wide rims make them easier to grip while stirring or carrying, and the plain white design works for serving as well as prep. Made in Spain; microwave- and dishwasher-safe, but not intended for oven use.
Materials: tempered opal glass
$69.99
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Clover 18/8 Stainless-Steel Deep Handled Bowl — 27 cm
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: A nine-liter steel vessel gives large-batch cooks room to mix, chill or carry ingredients without a plastic tub. Its deep shape and folding metal handle make it useful when preparing food for a gathering. Made in Japan from 18/8 stainless steel. At about 1.3 kg empty, this is substantial kitchen equipment rather than a small everyday bowl.
Materials: 18/8 stainless steel
$65.00
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conte Makanai 18/8 Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl 220
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: The unrolled rim is the useful detail here: there is no curled lip for flour or batter to lodge beneath during cleanup. This Japanese-made 18/8 stainless bowl replaces a plastic mixing vessel, and its taller sides help contain whisking and tossing. It works on its own; the matching metal tray and strainer are optional. Wash by hand or in the dishwasher, avoiding abrasive pads that scratch the finish.
Materials: 18/8 stainless steel
$65.00
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de Buyer Copper Egg-White Beating Bowl — 8 in
COPPER
Why we recommend it: This is a specialist bowl for beating egg whites, not an all-purpose mixing bowl. Its rounded copper interior helps build a stable foam, and the side loop gives you a grip while whisking. Made in France with no plastic bowl surface. Because the copper is unlined, keep acidic ingredients and food storage out of it; transfer the egg whites after beating, then handwash and dry the bowl.
Materials: unlined solid copper bowl · cast-iron loop handle
$220.00
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Duralex Lys Square Glass Bowls, 2 L — Set of 6
GLASS
Why we recommend it: These square glass bowls let you mix dressings, portion ingredients or serve a salad without using a plastic prep bowl. Each holds 2 litres, and the identical bowls stack together when empty. Made in France; the six-piece set contains bowls only, with no plastic storage lids.
Materials: tempered soda-lime glass
$75.00
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EBM 18/8 Stainless-Steel Handled Mixing Bowl — 18 cm
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: The side grip helps steady the bowl while mixing and guide batter through its pouring lip. Ingredients contact 18/8 stainless steel, including the embossed volume marks. The handle is plastic, but sits outside the food area; its resin is not specified. This Japanese-made 1.6-liter bowl is for preparation, not direct stovetop heating.
Materials: 18/8 stainless-steel bowl · exterior plastic handle (resin unspecified)
$20.00
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EBM 18/8 Stainless-Steel Measuring Mixing Bowl — 15 cm
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: For dressings and small batches of batter, this compact bowl combines a bare stainless-steel mixing surface with a pouring lip and embossed 200, 400 and 600 ml marks. The markings are part of the metal rather than printed inside the bowl. Made in Japan, with a one-liter maximum capacity; leave room below the rim when whisking.
Materials: 18/8 stainless steel
$15.00
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EBM SUS316 Stainless-Steel Mixing Bowl — 24 cm
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: SUS316 stainless steel contains molybdenum for added corrosion resistance, a useful feature when preparing vinaigrettes or acidic marinades. The three-liter bowl has an uncoated metal interior and is made in Japan. The alloy contains nickel; people with metal allergies should consider that composition before choosing it.
Materials: SUS316 stainless steel (molybdenum-containing alloy)
$26.00
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Fujii 18/0 Stainless-Steel Mixing Bowl — 24 cm
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: A straightforward steel bowl for beating eggs, mixing dough or rinsing produce, without a plastic body or coated interior. Its 3.2-liter capacity offers useful working space while the roughly 390 g weight keeps it manageable. Made in Japan from 18/0 stainless steel; rinse and dry after use, especially after salty ingredients.
Materials: 18/0 stainless steel
$12.00
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Holland Bowl Mill Beech Mixing Bowl — 15 Inch
USA PRODUCTION
Why we recommend it: Solid beech provides a roomy alternative to plastic for mixing cookie dough or letting bread dough rise. Hand-turned in Michigan, this bowl is finished with beeswax and food-safe mineral oil. Hand-wash, dry promptly and re-oil when the wood looks dry.
Materials: beech wood · beeswax · mineral oil
$154.00
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Kagoshima Peach 18/8 Stainless-Steel Deep Mixing Bowl — 24 cm
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: The tall sides leave room to whisk cream or fold a generous salad without scattering ingredients across the counter. Food rests against 18/8 stainless steel, with no added nonstick layer to wear away. This Japanese-made 24 cm bowl holds 4.4 liters, making it useful for family-sized preparation.
Materials: 18/8 stainless steel
$32.00
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Koinu 18/8 Stainless-Steel Pouring Bowl — 21 cm
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: The flat, unrolled rim leaves fewer folds to clean around, and a small spout helps transfer sauces or batter with control. This Japanese-made bowl keeps food against 18/8 stainless steel throughout its 2.8-liter interior. A matching metal cover is sold separately; the selected offer is the bowl alone.
Materials: 18/8 stainless steel
$30.00
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Minex V 18/0 Stainless-Steel Mixing Bowl — 24 cm
STAINLESS STEEL
Why we recommend it: A wide, relatively shallow shape makes it easy to fold ingredients with a spatula or toss a small salad. The 3.1-liter bowl is made in Japan from 18/0 stainless steel, giving everyday preparation a durable metal surface without a separate liner. Wash and dry promptly to help maintain the finish.
Materials: 18/0 stainless steel
$12.00
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Mosser Panel Glass Batter Bowl — Jadeite, 80 oz
GLASS
Why we recommend it: The bowl, handle and pouring lip are glass, offering an alternative to a plastic batter jug with no separate grip or liner. Its 80-ounce capacity leaves room for mixing before you pour. Made by Mosser in Ohio, it has a substantial glass foot for setting it down; avoid moving it directly between very hot and cold conditions.
Materials: pressed glass (bowl, pouring lip, handle and foot)
$58.00
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Riess White Enamel Two-Handle Mixing Bowl, 22 cm
ENAMEL
Why we recommend it: The broad bowl and two loop handles make it practical to mix dough, toss a salad or carry a heavier batch to the table. Food rests against fired glass enamel rather than a plastic mixing surface. Handmade in Austria, this 22 cm version is the mid-size option. Handwashing helps preserve its glossy finish; dry the rolled rim before storing it.
Materials: porcelain enamel over iron
$65.00
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BPA & BPS Phthalate plasticizers PVC Melamine