Rosti Food52 x Rosti Nested Mixing Bowls, 8 Colors, 2 Set Options on Food52

Product Description

Designed in Denmark, the Rosti mixing bowl was originally launched in 1954 and named for the Danish Queen Margrethe (just wait 'til you see the colors!)..
Rosti’s Margrethe mixing bowl has been a kitchen icon for over 60 years. Designed in Denmark by industrial designer and architect Jacob Jensen, it originally launched in 1954 and was named for the Danish Queen Margrethe (with the expressed permission of the Danish royal house—how official!). Dishwasher safe. Heat resistant up to 158°F. Melamine with fitted plastic lid. Anti-slip ring on bottom. Handle and pour spout. BPA free.

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An absolute favourite is the Margrethe mixing bowl from Rosti Mepal. Mix with ease thanks to the anti-slip ring on the base of the mixing bowl keeping it firmly in place on the work surface while in use. This size is suitable for mixing dough or batter and for whipping cream. Features a handle on one side and a pouring lip on the opposite. Made from durable melamine these make a great kitchen accessory. BPA free. Heat resistant up to 70 degrees C.

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