Golden Rabbit

Enamel Nested Prep & Mixing Bowls with Lids (Set of 3)

Name: Enamel Nested Prep & Mixing Bowls with Lids (Set of 3)
Brand: Golden Rabbit
Rating: 3.67 (6 reviews)

$52–$72

3.7 Stars / 6 Reviews

We’re bowled over.

Who doesn’t love a classic enamel pattern? It makes us think of old-school camping gear and classic mod kitchens. And these bowls have the added advantage of being extra sturdy: That porcelain enamel coating over carbon steel plus their stainless steel trim? Yep, it can handle a lot. So feel free to use ‘em as prep bowls and store for later or pack up your hot and cold meals here and serve them right out of these beauts.

Photography by Ty Mecham & James Ransom

Details & Materials +-

Made in:

Indonesia

Made of:

Carbon steel & Belgian porcelain frits

Size:

Small Nested Bowls include a Small Bowl (5.50” D x 2.50” H), a Medium Bowl (6.50” D x 3.00” H), and a Large Bowl (7.00” D x 3.50” H)
Large Nesting Bowls include a Small Bowl (8.50”D x 3.50” H), a Medium Bowl (9.5” D x 3.80” H), and a Large Bowl (10.50” D x 4.25” H)

Maker:

Golden Rabbit

Care & Notes +-

Stove-top & oven safe, grill-safe, dishwasher safe, non-toxic, non-porous, acid-resistant, BPH & lead free, scratch-resistant, shatterproof, space saver, lightweight. Do not soak.

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Golden Rabbit

Mountain Lake Park, MD

Peggy Hedgpeth started out in the gardening supply business (which might explain her love of practical outdoor dishware) but didn’t open Golden Rabbit ‘til 1989. Now, her company produces the dishes camping dreams are made of, all handcrafted in Indonesia in a high-temp kiln for extra durability and finished with a stainless steel trim so you can take them, well, just about anywhere.

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5.0 Stars

waiting to purchase larger set as well

These are great! We use them mainly as snack bowls and they are perfect. Lightweight, look good and easy to clean. We hand wash these and haven't used the lids yet but we utilize them for exactly the reason we bought them.

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Submitted on: 10/6/2020 Reviewed by: Holly Option: Cobalt Swirl , Small

4.0 Stars

Beautiful (a little issue with the lids

These are beautiful bowls. I agree with other reviewers re: the lid. It's workable, but when put in the fridge the lid appears to shrink a bit and pops out. They are still beautiful & I'm tempted to buy another set in a different color....

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Submitted on: 8/9/2020 Reviewed by: Yo S. Option: Cobalt Swirl , Small

4.0 Stars

beautiful bowls, sad lids

the lids are fussy enough to be impractical for everyday use. they're kind of floppy, and you have to press them all the way around the rim, sometimes twice, to be sure they've snapped on. they're fine when you need a lid for a potluck or picnic, or to cover something in the refrigerator, but not worth dealing with on a regular basis. that's not a dealbreaker, though. the bowls are worth it even without the lids. the lids are handy when needed, but nothing to get excited about.

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Submitted on: 6/18/2020 Reviewed by: Kr Option: Grey Swirl , Large