would this be able to hold bowels they are a bit flatter than normal bowls?
1528417
No, it is specifically made for plates. There is only about 1/2 inch of available space to fit a plate.
1927571
Definitely! I love these bowls (I have two). They are sturdy enough to hold over 10 lbs of meat! Great buy!
1618795
Yes. The center dips a bit so your stuff doesn't run over the edge. More like a griddle though.
1676224
I've been grabbing some very cheap SS pet bowls from the dog section of a local discount store. I have cats, but the dog bowls are big and deep enough to hold the fountain and still provide room to drink. Anything made for pets will be designed with a wide flat bottom and will be resistant to tipping. You don't want to use something like a SS mixing bowl. Bergan makes some nice inexpensive ones.
1959481
I've only used these a couple of times, but they have staight sides which seem to hold the ngredients in the bowl betterthan the ones I had, which where more rounded. Hope this helps.
1250509
Unless you have the largest oven on earth, I highly doubt it. For example, my sister who is 5' 5" was able to curl herself into this bowl :)
597408
They have a rubber bottom so I doubt this would work for you. These bowls are more mixing type and work great with the rubber bottom to not slide over my granite counters.
632707
no I don't think I would consider them flat, it has a circle like in the middle of the bottom, so more or less with my cat, food gets pushed inside around the edge of bottom of the bowl and I have to spread it out so it's easier for her. While on the subject, I love the holder, but bought new bowls that fit it. My cat refused to drink water out of those bowls, and it seemed it easily collected a film in the bowl in a matter of my cat drinking out of it once...I guess back wash like film maybe, anyways cat wouldn't use them, so bought better bowls. Hope this helps.
1962988
I honestly cannot say at this time as I haven't used it for that purpose yet. I would think that as long as the bowl wasn't too narrow an opening, it would work.
692263
The flat bottom is not ideal, but I make biscuits all the time with this. I use a rather shallow aluminum mixing bowl, and don't have a problem. What I really like is the strength of the blades. All the other ones I've used ended being all bent up, and I'd have to straighten the blades out before each use. Not this one.
2167084
Possibly but I don't think its deep or stable enough to hold anything large or heavy.
1045544
I don't believe it can while it is full, you would not be bake to stack the pouches upright
2041679
Yes, but do stack better with the lids on them. They have a tendency to slip without the lids and don't stack like bowls.
44464
Unless it is a sharp bend, then no. I believe over time it will start to lose it and flatten but so far mine has been holding up great!
1846510
Absolutely. There's an adjustable latch on the back that will allow it to be totally flat. This product is very well designed and useful. I really enjoy using mine. Hope this is helpful :)
106249
Yes! So long as you get the appropriate sized bowl for your dog, then the ridges effect how big a lap they can get in with their tongue :-)
1643399
Yes, but that would be the max and the thick side would be a little pushed up at the bottom. This should not be a problem though.