OXOGood Grips 3-Piece Stainless-Steel Mixing Bowl Set

I saw these awesome OXO mixing bowls but was a bit hesitant to purchase because of the price point. However, I finally took the plunge and am very happy with this set.I love the colors (I purchased the blue/gray set). I love the overall feel. This feels so much better than my stainless steel bowls which were functional but basic. This feels like a first class item in the hands with a nice lip. The bowls have a silicon bottom so these are quite sturdy during use, which is great. These clean up easily, which also means that pouring stuff like batter works really well.I wouldn't put these in the dishwasher to clean, and I don't think that would ever be necessary frankly, so that should eliminate any concerns I have seen over rusting. I think if you take reasonable care of these bowls there will be no problems at all.Overall?: Just get these. Yes, expensive. Yes, cheaper alternatives out there. But these are so nice, a measure to use, it makes cooking really fun to use these. Excellent product.

The stainless interior has been good and held up well and the silincone base has been perfect to keep it non stick. Works well and washes well in the dishwasher.

Grips to counter, looks pretty!

Bought to replace my broken melamine set from 26 years ago as a wedding set. The same set at William Sonoma was very expensive and I’m also trying to use less plastic. This is good quality, well-made, looks nice, and the rubber base works well!

I think these are the perfect mixing bowl set. I bought these in 2011 and will be buying again for another kitchen. I was browsing tonight looking at a seemingly limitless stainless mixing bowl selection but not seeing what I wanted. I added "good for whisking" to my search, and up popped the OXO bowls, telling me I had purchased them in 2011. I'd had them long enough not to remember to look for them in my past orders. They are not at hand so I had forgotten they were OXO. Well, OF COURSE they are OXO, they are perfect.They still look great and are perfect in so many ways.They are lightweight but non-slip with the lightly weighted black bottoms.They are slightly insulated so heat doesn't move between hands and bowl and ingredients.They nest perfectly and are not hard to line up. They just drop in and are readily extracted from one another.They don't clank around, but live in peace with counters, sinks and each other.They have rounded bottom best for wire whisks. Flat bottomed mixing bowls are a joke.The sides are steep enough to keep ingredients in and aid in mixing. No need to chase ingredients around the bowl.They can fold ingredients nicely, as required.They provide a good grip and are easy to hold.They work in the fridge and the dishwasher.OK, they can't go in the microwave.They are super easy to scrape out and rinse out.They hand wash and dry very quickly to take on the next task.They don't spot or turn color.I've never wished there were more in the set, 3 does it all.Look, a pretty new color has come along, but white's quite nice.

These are the best. No slip bottom. Well built and durable. Deeper than most bowls i have had. Heavt duty

The bowls are very nice with heft, but they are small for the price; they are durable and quite nice to Look at. I gave four stars because they are expensive, lacking lids for storage & limited capacity, however I would not send themBack due to its quality.

These are not rated highly by Cook's Illustrated/America's Test Kitchen or Serious Eats for being bulky and difficult to pour from. I bought the ones suggested by Serious Eats, but they were super flimsy and nearly the same price - I returned them and bought these instead. I'm just a home cook/baker and I've been cooking for almost 40 years.I'm extremely happy with the Oxo bowls. The exterior sits nicely on my countertop and doesn't slide around. They are also not as heavy as they may appear. Nowhere near the weight of glass mixing bowls. I wish I had gone with my gut and just purchased these the first time instead of trying the "expert favorites".They're replacing a set of Linens and Things stainless steel bowls that I'd had for over 20 years which were still okay except some of the bottoms were more rounded than flat (like water froze in them and expanded, but I'd never done that).I'm happy with the sizes of these bowls (I really did not need the 6 and 8 qt sized bowls in the previous set) and the shape of the interiors. It's flat yet slightly round, perfect for whisking and stirring without the sharp corner of solely stainless bowls.