Could you tell me, please, if the actual bowl is also made of stainless steel? So many of them are made of aluminum. Thank you.
1197080
yes the bowl is stainless as well. That was one of the big reasons we purchased it. It's been a win win machine for us, turning out1/2 dozen batches a week. without the added horrible fillers of conventional ice creams
1197081
The bowl is stainless steel. The blade and bowl are excellent and heavy duty. I have had my machine for over a year and it is the best.
1197082
The bowl is stainless steel. It is NOT removable and is part of the top surface of the machine. Some people complain that not being removable makes it hard to clean, but I find it very easy. Being one piece means that there are no seams or other places that require special attention. This is a beatiful, well built machine.
1197083
The top and bowl are one piece of stainless steel. The dasher is removable but the bowl is not. Assures no leaking. The ice cream must be removed and then the bowl cleaned in place. Very easy once you do it a couple of times.
1197084
Yes, the bowl is made of stainless. This is a quality built unit. Not that you asked, but you should know that the bowl is not removable. Thus, cleaning can be a blessing and a headache. The blessing is that the liquid does not leak everywhere. The headache is that you must clean the bowl while in place.
1197085
It is high quality stainless steel processed to be continuous with the top so there can be no leaking at the seams but, again, it's not removable so you'll be wiping it out. Still, I just used mine the other night for lime and mint sorbet (low calorie, zero cholesterol) and sprinkled fine basil chiffonade ribbons on top. Clean up is no big deal.
1197086
The bowl is stainless steel and is not removable. In fact, the top of the machine is all one piece with the bowl shaped out of that single piece. It's not hard to clean though. Pour in some warm soap water, scrub clean with a soft sponge, and then use the sponge to get the water out. Wipe dry when you're done.
2015191
Yes, I purchased one sometime ago and did not use it for a very long time. It was very rough on the inside of the bowl and grinding was necessary. Once the grinding was done and the the bowl smooth, it was quite a nice bowl. It is heavy and I think authentic.
879628
The bowl is stainless & removable. Could be put in a dishwasher if you wanted. It reaches the sides of the bowl as well as my Kitchen Aid.
115365
What a great question! I was very upset for not researching that before I bought, but I have researched and found it to be Stainless Steel!
1341404
There's no aluminum in ours. The element is probably high carbon stainless, because a magnet will attract it but less so than the other parts such as the pan, the brackets on the heating element, etc. So it is all steel of some sort or another. (The parts that contact the food, that is.)
717683
plastic. this bowl is made of plastic and is remarkably flimsy. it scratches easily and remains cloudy and dirty looking. i would most certainly not purchase this bowl. i threw mine out.
362825
Hmmm. That's funny. Amy s. We have had these bowls for a year and still goin strong. Wash them in our dishwasher all the time and we microwave them too. Great set
1216139
Its copper, not copper plated. It is a great bowl, and not only looks great, but works great too.
143423
I did not see any evidence of lead ! Only used tin/lead later. It does a good job of melting tin but if you want to know what the bowl metal is, ask the manufacturer or Lee. I don't think the bowl would have any lead in it as it would melt the bowl - right ?
577122
There is no indicating on the bowl itself, but the box says made in India, so assume all the components are assembled there. Hope that helps.
2074384
I have stainless steel bowls too but even with that they end up eating the stopper... i end up buying a slow feeder bowl... works better and they can't destroy it.
157874
Did you figure anything out about this? I am wondering the same thing. It says that it's titanium coated ceramic over aluminum. Titanium is supposed to be really good, even safer than stainless. I'd love to hear your feedback if you purchased it or did any more research.
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Oh, it's stainless steel alright: I've baked on things and used it so much that if it wasn't I'd be in big trouble! It's not only stamped "stainless" but "18/10", showing you the quality of the alloy. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stainless_steel for more information.)This is NOT a crappy dish: it's very expensive because it's VERY high quality.....
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Hi Daniel, Thank you for contacting Bright Solutions Shopping Network LLC. We appreciate your interest in the Allied Stainless Steel Heated Pet Bowl. We have checked in our system and found out that there is no information regarding the new bowl. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. Kind regards, Vikram Bright Solutions Shopping Network, LLC
1153051
The bowl that you put the rice into is stainless steel. The outside white shell is metal. Not that happy with the performance, as it does not cut out early enough, and therefore the rice gets to hot and dry and sticks hard to the bowl. I have to keep an eye out to switch it off, so now it really is no different than using a pot on the stove. I don't know what brand or type would work better. If you ever find one, let me know.
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Unless these are made of all Stainless Steel, I wouldn't buy either. I'm suspicious when they say "All Metal." They don't identify the metal, and by the looks of it, it's Aluminum. Not the most durable metal if you plan to clean this in a dishwasher, and that's the only way I would consider it clean.
2077782
The pot itself is stainless steel. I just cook with that. You may be talking about an aluminum insert, but I don't use an insert. There is aluminum in the bottom of the pot for even heat distribution but the food cannot contact that aluminum because it is covered by stainless steel.