How many ounces does each dish hold?
503593
I can't say for sure what the ounce capacity rating is but one can of vegetables, i.e. corn, green beans, etc., will fill one of these almost to the top and most of those come in 15 oz. cans. If I had to guess, I would say that they are rated at 16 oz. or one pint. Hope this helps.
503594
The item description says 16 oz. That is the same as 2 cups. I just poured 2 cups of water into the casserole, and that filled it exactly to the top.
858850
Filled to the top they hold 10 ounces. I have had my set for a year and have been extremely happy with them. No chips, fit in the dishwasher GREAT, (this was one of my main objectives) and look wonderful! I hope this helps you out!
651136
It's only a couple inches off the ground. The bowls hold approximately 8 - 10 ounces. Hope that helps!
358331
My dishes are labelled "A-1-B" and "A-1 1/2-B" (under one of the handles) and are about 7" square (outside measurement). They hold 1 liter and 1.5 liters, respectively. I do not know about the piece you asked about.
1681900
8 ounces--the answer is in the description of the cups. The cups do not come with that information.
802801
In liquid measurement, the bowls hold 6 fluid ounces when filled to the brim. Solids and semi-solids such as yogurt have different forms of measurement, so it really depends on what you want to put in them.
1818949
It holds just about 1 ounce. It has kind of a shallow bowl but it's nice. It has a nice weight to it. I use it for my gravies and sauces. Hope this helps.
1598212
Each well holds 8 oz. but you would only put 4-5 oz. of batter in each one to allow rising space.Sharon
1070731
Depends on the size of your 'full meal'.As stated, it holds 10 ounces, which is a full measuring cup plus 2 tablespoons of food. I used it to hold a can of soup or ravioli for my son's lunch (a little did not fit in thermos).
2044314
I measured and 'unofficially' the mugs are 14ish oz and bowls are 20ish oz. Love the set - very bright and sturdy!
227298
Hi: Bowls easily hold 24 ounces of liquid and measure 6 inches across and 3 1/4 inches high. Hope this helps.
351497
9.5 ounces. I really like these. The size is perfect for single servings. I also use these to freeze liquids, such as soup, to pack in lunches. I will be purchasing more of these in the future. Hope this helps!
1718764
I'm not really sure how many ounces it is, but I can tell you that it is a perfect size for ice cream or a dessert. I took a chance because I didn't know the exact size, but they are great. I'm very happy with them.
1083215
I am not sure which bowl is the "soup" bowl so I measured both boths using a measure cup. The bigger bowl holds 8 or 8.5 oz of water and the smaller bowl 6 oz of water, both with room to avoid spills or spillovers. These dishes are amazing. Still no breaks, scratches and chips, even with banging them together for several years. They are used every day. I wish they would also include a small bread plate in the set, that is my only complaint. Thanks!
615575
About an ounce each. Small but depends on your intended use. Perfect for tempura frying and rolling in maki
880635
Just measured mine...they are eight ounce when you fill like a regular serving....but you can fill to the brim with twelve ounces. Sure enjoy my set.
1160975
Lynn, there are two sizes of bowls. One is a small dessert or soup bowl and holds about 8 ounces (with a little splash room). What is advertised as a SALAD bowl, as I recall - holds at least 48 ounces. I should have read the reviews - I ordered them and returned them - I do have three but I use them as SERVING bowls. Unless you like GIGANTIC personal salads. I clicked on the link under the photo at left - and it is definitely the smaller bowl. 24 is a lot - but we use them for everything and really love this glassware - very durable and lovely.