What material are the Norpro Mixing Bowls, Red, Set of 3 made of?
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I believe they are plastic. All I know is they are good. the handy handle makes work easy. There are no measurements on them, so you must pour the correct amount in to be mixed.
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It's similar to rubbermaid or Tupperware. A heavy, somewhat flexible plastic.
1290194
Seems to be made of some kind of indestructible plastic. Ok for the dishwasher, too.
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I don't know the diameter, but this is a very nice mixing bowl set,It could be a toy as well, keep the bigger one for you to use and let her play with the others. I love them, they are GREAT for a lot of things. Hope this helps. Thanks for asking.
940970
I think they're made of heavyweight aluminized steel with a typical nonstick coating. They are dishwasher safe and truly awesome!
975259
Plastic or vinyl, they work fine and are easy to clean up. I had fun playing with the thing once you get the consistency of the dough right.
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Plastic, they are not too rigid, they are easy to clean, can't beat it for the money, 2 speeds too...
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I don't use this set for that purpose, I think it might have an adverse effect on the rubber. I use an all stainless bowl or glass for hollandaise or chocolate. but for all my other mixing these bowls are great! Even with the smallest bowl I can whisk up a salad dressing and not need to hold the bowl.
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The bowl is plastic. It is very durable and lightweight. It is weighted so it is not tippy and doesn't spill contents. I have had this bowl for about 1-1/2 years and have microwaved, cooked with hot liquids and run it on the top and bottom rack of the dishwasher.
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Some sort of plastic. I didn't keep the packaging so I'm not 100% sure, sorry. But the pas, lids, spatulas, and food are all plastic
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My guess is that they are the soda lime glass. Pyrex doesn't do much borosilicate glass in their kitchen cookware in the states. I hear that soda lime glass is a bit more resistant to breakage when dropping. In fact, these came in a box that was completely crushed, and a number of double wall metal pans were damaged and twisted out of shape very badly. The bowls survived without even a chip! Also judging from my mom's heavily used 20 year old set that is most probably made of soda lime (Pyrex switched in the 1940s), they can be very durable, and I don't expect any breakage.
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They are the 28oz ones. Nice bowls use them more the the regular ones. I have purchased five sets of this pack over the last few years and they all still look new.
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There is no numerical indication on the bowls....only says stainless steel.
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Honestly, I don't know. I am in the habit of never microwaving plastic, so I haven't done so with mine. I do love the bowls however!
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The lid is made of plastic that in my experience tolerates repeated microwaving very well. I have high regards for this bowl combination.
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They are made out of a red plastic...so far everything has been working flawless for months.
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No. In fact, none of what touches the food is stainless steel. I wrote to Cuisinart and they said all Cuisinart bowls are aluminum coated with Xylan, a fluoropolymer non-stick material. The paddles are plastic.
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The top bowl is plastic. But when it is grid the parts are stainless steal and ceramic.
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they are plastic, made for the microwave, i dont have a dishwasher, cant remember.