Pyrex has entered the stainless steel chat, plus more upgraded mixing bowls we love
Stainless steel mixing bowls are famously considered indestructible kitchen essentials, and they live up to the title. They’re built like culinary tanks—no chipping, cracking or shattering if dropped. They’ll also happily withstand metal utensils from spoons to whisks to powerful hand mixers without scratching easily. And you won’t have to battle against lingering stains or odors, either; stainless steel bowls are nonporous, so they don’t insist on reminding you about last week’s spaghetti sauce.
Another bonus for stainless steel? It’s non-toxic. You won’t find BPA, phthalates or other harmful chemicals hiding in these bowls. Plus, since stainless steel won’t leach chemicals into your food, either, they’re basically worry-free. Add excellent temperature control, lightweight construction and easy cleanup, and they’re hard to beat. Literally.
If you think your stainless steel mixing bowls are working as hard as they can, these upgraded versions would like to have a chat.
Add these stainless steel mixing bowls to your kitchen
Pyrex and glass go together like coffee and mornings. But growth is important, and the new Pyrex stainless steel mixing bowls are getting rave reviews. They have all the perks of traditional stainless bowls, plus BPA-free locking lids that create an airtight seal to keep food fresh. With built-in carrying handles, these smart bowls are ready to go wherever you need them.
Leave it to Caraway to consider aesthetics. This set comes with three versatile sizes to handle everything from dressings to dough. Fitted glass lids keep everything where it should be and you won’t find PFAS, lead, cadmium or other toxic yuck here. Choose from 4 warm colors.
The wallet-friendly price of the HexClad mixing bowl set is almost questionable (but accurate). HexClad took the same smarts they use for their cookware and designed mixing bowls with a silicone base that resists slipping, even when mixing at an angle. They topped it all off with vacuum seal lids that have a date dial to keep tabs on leftovers.
Viking decided five was better than three when it comes to mixing bowls. This set comes with five different bowl sizes and five airtight lids to prevent leaks and spills. They also coordinated the slip-proof silicone bases and lids because performance and style don’t have to stay separate.
If mixing bowl lids feel more like clutter than convenience, this KitchenAid set is ideal. These three bowls have silicone bases for stability while you mix, are dishwasher-safe, and easily nest together for tidy storage.
Even though stainless steel mixing bowls won’t shatter into a million pieces if they drop, that doesn’t mean you won’t have to clean buttercream off the ceiling. OXO made Good Grips bowls with wide edges for a comfortable hold, a non-skid base and an insulated exterior shell to protect food temperature.
Even though they’re made with stainless steel that’s 33% thicker than average, these mixing bowls manage to stay lightweight. Not quite convenient enough? Priority Chef’s bowls include etched measuring lines, a non-slip silicone base and tight-fitting lids.
A little extra security never hurts in the kitchen. The Rorence mixing bowl set has silicone handles that make mixing and moving a breeze, and the pour spout makes it all extra handy.
The smooth roll edges of these stainless steel mixing bowls from Baker’s Signature make them easy to grip, while the flat base keeps them from rolling around the counter when you’re just trying to mix. They also have tight-sealing lids and nest neatly together for easy storage.
