The 29cm (S12) Cream Hearts Mixing Bowl is part of the Mason Cash Hearts range, designed with embossed hearts around the outside.
The outer pattern helps to grip the bowl while the white interior provides easy cleaning.
A design classic, the Mason Cash mixing bowls were first developed in 1901, but are still as relevant today. Made from earthenware, the mixing bowl is light enough to hold in one arm while mixing, but sturdy enough when using on the counter top, making it the perfect bowl for home or professional bakers.
The distinct patterned exterior and rim is designed to help bakers grip and tip the bowl, while the wide shallow shape allows for kneading within the bowl.
The Size 12 Mixing bowl measures 29cm x 14cm, with a capacity of 4 litres, making this a perfect size for dough, pastry, cake or cookie mixes. The bowl is dishwasher and freezer safe.
Mason Cash offer mixing bowls in a wide variety of sizes and colours, providing options for every baker and to suit all kitchens.
Mason Cash was established in the heart of the English ceramic industry back in 1800 and has become world renowned for its innovative, classic kitchenware today.
The outer pattern helps to grip the bowl while the white interior provides easy cleaning.
A design classic, the Mason Cash mixing bowls were first developed in 1901, but are still as relevant today. Made from earthenware, the mixing bowl is light enough to hold in one arm while mixing, but sturdy enough when using on the counter top, making it the perfect bowl for home or professional bakers.
The distinct patterned exterior and rim is designed to help bakers grip and tip the bowl, while the wide shallow shape allows for kneading within the bowl.
The Size 12 Mixing bowl measures 29cm x 14cm, with a capacity of 4 litres, making this a perfect size for dough, pastry, cake or cookie mixes. The bowl is dishwasher and freezer safe.
Mason Cash offer mixing bowls in a wide variety of sizes and colours, providing options for every baker and to suit all kitchens.
Mason Cash was established in the heart of the English ceramic industry back in 1800 and has become world renowned for its innovative, classic kitchenware today.