COOK WITH COLOR Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls Set - Nesting Bowls, 6 Pieces, Silver

Excellent product! They are on the smaller end of mixing bowls. Will work for my needs. Maybe get a bigger bowl if overtime see I need it.

When I snagged the COOK WITH COLOR Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls Set (6 Pieces, Silver with Non-Slip Bottom) for a steal, I wasn’t expecting to fall in love. But here I am, whisking eggs and tossing salads like a wannabe Gordon Ramsay, all thanks to these gleaming, nesting wonders. This review is as overstuffed as my cookie dough bowl, so let’s dive in! First off, the set’s six sizes (from “cute little dip bowl” to “whoa, that’s a party-sized popcorn bucket”) are perfect for any kitchen caper. They nest together like a Russian doll family, saving space in my cramped cabinets. The silver finish? So shiny I can check my reflection while kneading dough. I’m not saying I’ve used them as a mirror, but I have fixed my hair mid-bake. The non-slip silicone bottoms are the real MVPs. My old bowls used to moonwalk across the counter during vigorous mixing, but these babies grip like a toddler refusing to let go of a candy bar. I’ve whipped cream, tossed Caesar salads, and even let my nephew “help” with pancake batter—zero sliding disasters. The silicone also adds a pop of color (mine’s a sassy red), making my kitchen feel like it’s ready for its close-up on a cooking show. Now, let’s address the elephant in the mixing bowl: they’re a tad thin. I mean, not “dollar store tinfoil” thin, but don’t expect these to double as a kettlebell for your home workouts. If you’re gently folding cake batter or marinating chicken, they’re champs. But when I got a bit aggressive with a dense bread dough, I swear one bowl flinched. For the price, though? I’m not mad. These bowls deliver more bang for your buck than a clearance rack at a thrift store. They’re lightweight, which is great for my weak noodle arms, and the wide rims make pouring a breeze—no more batter dribbling down the side like a culinary crime scene. Cleaning is a snap; they’re dishwasher-safe, but I usually hand-wash because I’m weirdly protective of their shine. One downside? They’re not microwave-safe, so my dreams of melting butter in them were dashed. Oh well, the stovetop still works. Overall, this COOK WITH COLOR set is a budget-friendly kitchen sidekick. They’re not heirloom-quality, but for everyday cooking, they’re as reliable as my dog begging for scraps. If you need affordable, functional, and slightly flashy bowls that won’t skid off the counter, these are your guys. Just don’t challenge them to a cage match with heavy dough, and you’ll be mixing merrily for years!

Love these new bowls.They're pretty enough to serve in.And so convenient, because they all stack together and take very little room

Love all the sizes of the bowls. Perfect for all types of cooking!!! The color of the bowls is pretty, but it pulls off easily. They started peeling after 3rd or 4th use unfortunately. They should just be silver.

Perfect sized bowls , durable

These bowls are excellent. Top quality.

I got these as we were trying to shift away from plastic stuff in the kitchen and these were attractive and inexpensive. They were lighter and thinner than I was expecting, but that certainly isn't a dealbreaker. They have been great for tossing salads and vegetables in dressing or spices, and the smaller sized make great prep bowls. After about a year, though, the finish on the bowls is flaking and cracking. So, the pretty colors don't look as pretty anymore and my wife is again worried about microplastics getting onto other stuff. We do run these in the dishwasher and that may have caused the flaking finish. They're probably still safe to use, but my wife plans to get rid of them.

The bowls work as should. But after a few washes, the coloring on the outside starts bubbling and peeling off. I would not purchase these bowls again.