Bowls information
Why should you buy Bowls?
From breakfast to dinner, bowls play an essential role in our day-to-day meals. This unique tableware is popular in New Zealand and worldwide for being one of the most versatile dinnerware you can own! At Freedom, we offer a wide range of stylish bowls made from unique ceramic or wood, be it a specific bowl for your Salads, Cereals, or Pasta.
Freedom Bowls are curated with precision and durability in mind, our bowls are built to withstand the demands of everyday use. Whether you're a seasoned chef or an occasional home cook, our bowls are designed to last, offering reliable meal after meal.
Below are some reasons why you should consider buying a bowl:
- Versatility: Bowls are probably one of the most versatile pieces of dinnerware you can own. They can hold anything from cereal and soup to salads, pasta, dips, snacks, and even desserts.
- Adds Presentation to your meals: Bowls can make your food look more appealing. Bowls help keep ingredients together and create a beautiful, almost nest-like presentation of the meal .
- Portion control: Smaller bowls can be helpful for portion control, making it easier to stick to your dietary goals.
- Helps in Organized Cooking: Bowls are great for holding prepped ingredients, keeping your workspace tidy and efficient.
Popular Types of Bowls in NZ
In New Zealand, eating bowls have gained popularity as a convenient yet versatile way to enjoy a meal. Some popular types of eating bowls include:
- Cereal Bowls: No New Zealand breakfast is complete without a decent cereal bowl, Cereal bowls come in mid-sized options, perfect for a generous serving of cereals, muesli, oats, or your favorite granola.In which, cereal bowls are often deeper and narrower to prevent spillage and accommodate milk and your preferred breakfast option.
- Salad Bowls: Salad bowls are usually large and shallower, in which, salad bowls are used to serve salads, as well as, mix the salad ingredients together with dressing before serving it.
- Pasta Bowls: Pasta bowls have a wide and shallow design, these are ideal for serving pasta dishes. The shape of the pasta bowl allows for easy mixing of pasta and sauce.
- Condiment Bowls: Condiment bowls are usually smaller in size, these bowls are used to accommodate condiments like sauces, dips, or toppings alongside a meal. They're often used for individual servings or shared dipping.
- Soup Bowls: Soup bowls are usually deeper than most bowls, they are designed to serve soups and usually have handles and wider openings to ensure easy sipping of the soup.
- Dessert bowls: Dessert bowls are usually smaller than regular bowls, these bowls are ideal to accommodate sweet desserts like ice cream, fruit salad, etc.
FAQs for Bowls -
Q - What's the difference between a bowl and a plate?
A - Bowls are typically deeper and more curved than plates, making them ideal for holding liquids and foods with sauce. Plates are flatter and better suited for dry foods like pasta or sandwiches.
Q - Can I microwave bowls?
A - Not all bowls are microwave-safe! Check the bottom for microwave symbols or manufacturer instructions. Ceramic and glass are usually safe, but avoid metal or some plastics.
Q - How do I clean my bowls?
A - Most bowls are dishwasher-safe, but check the label for special instructions. Delicate or hand-painted bowls might require handwashing with gentle soap and a soft sponge.
Q - Are bowls a good gift?
A - Bowls are practical, and beautiful, and come in endless styles, making them perfect gifts for any occasion. Choose one that suits the recipient's personality and needs.
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