What material is the bowls made of and are they BPA free. Thanks
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The bowl is hard plastic and the pinch pour snout is rubber. I am not sure about them being BPA free. Hope this helps.
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Plastic bowls. Pretty heavy duty plastic, though. Pretty good measuring markings on the side of the bowls.
831941
No - they are bpa-free, non-toxic, environmentally sustainable productShatter proof and dishwasher safe. A great product!
762514
The bowl is 100% food-safe,BPA-free silicone. BPA-free silicone is hypoallergenic and bacteria-resistant. It's food-safe, pliable and easy to clean, making it perfect for food storage, transport and serving.
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According to the manufacturers information, the plate, cup and bowl are made from 100% polypropylene and the utensils are made from 100% lexan. Polypropylene should be bisphenol A (BPA) free because BPA is not used in the synthesis of polypropylene. However, lexan (a polycarbonate which is usually synthesized from BPA and phosgene) would likely not be BPA free.
729210
the calibowl website states that the bowls are made with non-toxic, BPA-free, recycled plastic.
1041473
I do know that they are made in the USA, so most likely they are BPA free. To the best of my knowledge, most plastics recently made in the USA are BPA free. I love mine. Have had them for a little over a year. We use them all the time, and have had only one crack.
536683
Not sure about material...I threw away the box. Bowls are much smaller than implied by picture.
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I never looked, but I would guess they are as most plastic baby things now are BPA-free. My baby has put them in their mouth. If you're uncomfortable with them you could easily switch out the toys for other things. I've done that to add variety and simply change his "scenery".
1877303
Sorry, I threw out the packaging so I don't know. I do recall that that are BPA free, so they do meet US safety standards.
1435051
I'm not sure what the definition of "ceramic" is but these bowls are certainly a "ceramic-like" material. Very heavy. Nothing like plastic or metal.
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Thanks for the email. The water bowl on these are plastic.Let me know if you have any other questions :)Thanks Elliott
1175579
I dont know what the bpa means but the product is great both bowl and spoons I love the and recommend you buy don't hesitate
879997
I have been looking at these same bowls and found the description on amazon lacking. I found info about these on a competitor's site. The bowls are 18/10 stainless and are dishwasher-safe. The plastic lids are BPA-free and are safe on the top shelf of the dishwasher. Hope that helps you out.
1990178
I don't know weather they are BPA free, there made in Europe. There very small so the couldn't contain much.
988775
I'll try to answer. They are essentially like the Pyrex Mixing Bowls, etc. that you were used to. They can handle hot liquids. I would say you can microwave them better than plastic left over bowls, especially if you've some type of tomato paste in them which would stain plastic. They are not too heavy. They are lighter weight for their size than the Pyrex bowls. I'm guessing 3/16" thick. I liked them for their lightweight.
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They are not plastic, some type of porcelain or china. Nice for salads, snack bowls for parties, etc.