Would this work for a bowl?
1304298
I would think so. However, you would see the wires on the sides of the bowl--I think that would bother me a bit. I put a bigger hanger on a smaller plate, and I just twisted the wires so it would fit. I can't see why this wouldn't work for that. I have seen different hangers, where they stick to the bottom of the bowl/plate with a sticker and a hook--those might be better visually, although I'm not sure on the durability of the adhesive. Hope this helps.
1304299
Doubtful as it puts a lot of pressure on the piece. It might bend or crack a bowl.
2017275
It does work with my 5-quart bowl. My mixer was out of the box when I bought it, and it came with a hook that was too big. This one fits.
1711043
It would probably work ok, But it might be a pain to get it firmly attached in the area between the bowls. You might want to look at a spray on product for ease of application. Good luck !
766978
If the glass bowl has the same dimensions and has a lid, I don't see why not. The glass bowl would just have different thermal characteristics, I think.
2009861
I have not tried this. It will depend on the size of the piece of metal and how deeply it is buried in the food. If you are talking about small pieces 2-3 mm in size no. Larger pieces 10 +mm yes it should.
2197279
It is a bit tricky to get the bowl in place but it needs to clip/slide into the two mounting holes in the opening. If you look you will see them. Once you get the bowl position so that the clips can slide in it will work. It did for me.
1794624
I have only used it for treats. My cat has figured out how to rock it to get it all out quickly. Other cats don't use it so I don't think using as a food bowl would be a good idea.
1881889
I would recommend using a separate bowl. Although you could probably mix in it.
195616
Yes, I think it would. The top is designed to hold the contents inside the bowl which I like..... Good size for grinding small amounts. Hope this helps.
768657
I bought this bowl for my ancient machine...it works perfectly but I agree with the other answer....you have to give the bowl a firm push to get it into place or the top won't lock in properly...not a problem at all but you have to be aware!
1191620
It might work, but it is difficult to use. I was initially under the impression that the ground product remains in the cavity of the contraption. Wrong! It all falls out through the bottom, and holding it in place over a bowl while grinding is not easy.
2092660
The bowl is seperate, Another bowl of the same size & shape probably would work.
1211099
The big bowl is quite large. I think it would work and the orange is large as well.
1548407
I am not sure you would want to use it as a bowl sine it bowl part has drainage holes. However, I can see using it as a strainer or you could set a regular bowl in it to take advantage of the expanding handles.
61659
I don't think so. It's a mixing bowl. If it breaks, you'll have an awful mess in your oven. I'd use Corning Ware or a metal pan meant as ovenware.
322275
It should work well. my bowl is 13 inches wide and 4 and 1/2 inches deep. Sorry for the late response.
1889321
The bottom flat part of the bowl measures 8 inches, and the diameter at the rim is a huge 19 inches--I would say that it would work OK--a little tippy perhaps