Silicone Bowl Set 3 Piece Red 1019R

As described and high quality!

I have recently decided to be a cookier. I saw a video from a decorator that was using a bowl like this. I decided I had to have some for multiple reasons. #1 - clean up is a breeze, icing/glaze washes right off. #2 you can pinch a pouring spout and go right into a piping bag or squeeze bottle. #3 easy one hand grab, because they are flexible. I have not mixed the icing in the bowls, they aren't big enough, nor do I believe the sides are thick enough to use a hand held mixer in them. But they are perfect for dividing a batch of icing into portions so color can be hand mixed in.

These work exceptionally well for mixing cement. I pour cement molds, and these are flexible and sturdy enough to mix in. When it dries, I’m able to just pop the old cement out and scrape it away. A game changer for mixing! I think it’s a good set for the price, and I like that it comes in three sizes. I was worried it would be too small, but it works great.

I got these mostly for melties. They were bigger than I expected but I am so glad they are this size. They worked perfectly for melting the chocolates in the microwave and I used the large one for holding some veggies. They washed up just right in the dishwasher. Love these bowls!

So I use these bowls to mix plaster of paris. They are sturdy & flexible. I think it would be great for food as well especially pancakes or cupcakes because you can pinch the bowl to pour like a spout but it is not flimsy. I am going to buy more for food.

I was impressed. These are a huge improvement over the plastic gallon buckets I’ve been using. They make pouring cement so much easier. I hope they last a very long time, they seem well made.

These are indispensable for mixing small batches of cement, plaster, or hydrocal/hydrostone. Easy to clean and the color is is perfect so they don't disappear in the studio. 3 Sizes help a lot!

I found this works great for microwave popcorn. Add the corn and a drip of olive oil to the bottom of the large bowl and stop with the medium bowl upside down as a cover. The walls of this bowl are thick and very little heat escapes, so the popcorn reaches high heat and maintains it’s moisture for a perfect popping environment.