• Add a traditional touch to your baking preparation, with the 3.45Ltr mixing bowl from Mason Cash. Made from heavy, chip-resistant earthenware, the mixing bowl boasts excellent durability. This makes it ideal for everyday use, where the bowl will stay in as-new condition for years to come.
• The wide, shallow shape of the bowl makes it ideal for kneading dough, as well as mixing batters and icing - providing professional results with each use.
  
• Plus, the bowl features a panelled design that adds a vintage and unique look to your baking prep - ideal for open kitchens.
  

Product features

• Capacity 3.45Ltr
• Dimensions 110(H) x 260(Ø)mm
• Material Stoneware
• Weight 1.22kg
• Colour Beige
• Chip-resistant earthenware boasts excellent durability
• Dishwasher safe for quick and easy cleaning
• Microwave safe
• Wide, shallow shape is perfect for kneading dough
• Heavy and Table design does not move around when beating, whipping and mixing
• Vintage design adds a unique look to your prep tasks

3.45Ltr. 260(Ø)mm

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