Mixing bowl Guide

Mixing bowls in different sizes

Mixing bowls are among the things that are simply indispensable in every kitchen. No matter if you want to bake a delicious cake, because you are expecting visitors, or if you want to quickly create a crispy fresh salad for dinner with the family – without the right bowl housewives or housekeepers have a real problem. You can never have too many mixing bowls. First, it makes sense to have bowls of various sizes to choose from and, secondly, it is beneficial if you do not have to rinse in between, if you want to prepare several different dishes or pastries. If you want to prepare a larger party or a barbecue with many guests, the time is usually far too short anyway. Then you will be glad if you can clear the boat with a single wash.

Suppose you want to beat a single egg white to snow to decorate your Christmas cookies with accurate frosting ornaments. Then a 2-liter bowl would be completely oversized and quite unwieldy. On the other hand, it is quite annoying when you place the yeast dough to go to a warm place in the kitchen and the dough already out of the too-tight bowl out. Who is the right person for all work? Mixing bowl would like to opt for a bowl set. It looks very nice, if all the bowls fit together externally. In addition, such a set solves another problem: Finally, you must remember when buying that the many bowls must be stowed somewhere in your kitchen. Bowl sets have the advantage that you can effortlessly put all bowls together. This saves a lot of valuable space in the kitchen cabinet or shelf,

Which material is optimal?

This question can not be answered universally. Traditional mixing bowls are made of stoneware or ceramics. Anyone who has inherited such a precious baby from his ancestors should cherish this dish. Mostly, these bowls have a long-standing form, with which the stirring is easy from the hand. In addition, the quite high weight for certain kitchen work proves to be advantageous. Anyone who has ever tried to knead a heavy bread dough in a light plastic bowl, knows how problematic and annoying that can be. In such cases underlaid, damp cloths or other housewife tricks do not help anymore.

In many other works, however, a light plastic bowl proves to be pleasant if you want to hold the bowl while working in your hand, for example. Also very popular are mixing bowls made of stainless steel. This sturdy material is preferred in professional kitchens. Stainless steel is highly recommended from a hygienic point of view, because the smooth surface is very easy to clean. Stirrer bowls made of stainless steel are more expensive than plastic bowls, but the investment pays off. The stainless steel bowls look even after countless rinses still tip-top, so you will enjoy it over a long period of time.

Occasionally mixing bowls made of porcelain are offered. These look attractive and noble, but are unfortunately very sensitive. For certain work, these expensive mixing bowls are already eliminated for economic reasons.

With these mixing bowls, the work goes quickly from the hand

That practical mixing bowls do not have to be particularly expensive is proven by the 4-piece mixing bowl set by Eurostock. The bowls with their attractive colors are a splash of color in every kitchen. The bowls can be stacked exactly in each other and therefore need only little space for the storage, The bowl bottom is round inside, which proves to be advantageous in many works. With a dough scraper even small residues can easily be removed. Unfortunately, there is no rubber ring that prevents slipping.