What size are the bowls? I bought this used and want to replace them. I have already tried two sizes (10 and 20oz) and neither of them worked. Thanks!
2041983
The bowls are 4 inches in diameter and about 1 3/4 inches deep. They hold a little over a cup of liquid.
2041984
The cups that come with the 3151 model has a diameter of 4 3/8 and are 1 ¾ high.
1139722
Hi Mary, here are the measurement using liquid for the bowl: small - 1.5quarts (almost to the edge) medium - 3quarts big - 4.5quarts Hope it helps.
269477
Well there are sizes for very small bowls and for very large bowls but I do not know the measurements. They work great if you are interested.
2129768
The bowls are actually pretty small. I don't know in terms of quarts how big they are but I was surprised by the size when I received them. The work well when prepping in advance certain things but they are small so they don't hold certain things.
1223010
The largest bowl is about 5 quarts. So it is smaller than a typical mixing bowl set. The rest of the bowl sized slightly smaller than so they stack perfectly. It works for me because I already have large mixing bowl.
57192
I've ordered 6 extra covers for the glasses, but never the bowls...sorry. Good luck and God bless!
426967
Hey, Cup 8 1/4" width x 9 3/8" length (33.05g - 350 ml) Bowl 9 7/8" width x 8 3/4" length (40.04g - 600 ml) Dish 8 7/8" width x 9 7/8" length (39.68g) Hope I could help you ;)
1530729
i don't think so. you might call them and ask. i would never do business with these people again for anything. they are awful and their products suck. i would check someplace like craigslist. these things don't last long at all and someone might have just the bowl.
1828935
OK, I measured a bowl, and it holds about 18 oz, but the usable volume is about 16 oz, without spilling. Remember, if you add bread and cheese on top it might make a difference, but within reason if you stick with 16 oz and have the cheese flowing right over the sides you will be planning about right. These bowls have worked well for me. Best of luck to you.
1706209
I'm not sure of my model as it belonged to my husband before we were married. The bowls I received had rubber on the bottom and the large bowl I have did not have rubber. Wrong size and shape. Wish I could be of more help.
1973366
Thanks for asking this! I too bought the non-divided plates and they warped TERRIBLY after washing once. There was a little insert that says just to bend them back if they warp from washing... but that NEVER worked. =( I'm hesitant to try the divided, but I really like them and hope they'll work better. Love the bowls!
1093090
I am traveling, and will be home next week. I can measure the bowls for you then, but my best guess is that the largest is about 10" across, and 8" deep. They next, and I use the smallest one for whipping two egg whites for my meringues. The smallest one is 8" across and 6" deep.
1426458
# is not on my bowls but my large is height 5 1/2", top diameter 9", bottom diameter 5 3/4", small bowl is h 5", t 7", b 4". These measurements are not accurate to the 1/8" but pretty close. The small bowl didn't come with my mixer. I ordered it from Amazon. I actually use it more than the large one.Phillip.drennan@sbcglobal
239618
Check out Goodwill, St. Vincent's and other thrift shops. Recently saw a complete unit for $10. When my base burned out, I bought a complete new unit in black from HB. Now have 6 bowls - 3 white, 3 black. Also check Amazon and eBay.
1244665
The base of the bowls are tapered as in the picture and measure 6 1/4 inches at the very bottom. And the base that they go into has a 9 1/2 inch diameter. Hope this is helpful for you.
2166573
They're good size for the size of the bowls... about 3.5" long or so. They look right size in the bowl. But we just use our fingers to use the salt out of them anyways.
794308
I found ceramic bowls of the same size as the original stainless steel bowls at the local pet store and they work just as well. Be sure to take a tape measure to the store so you can be sure the new bowls will touch the bottom and sides of the heating unit. It's OK if they sit a bit below the rim of the unit or a little above it. Kathleen Marshall