How well can you pour out of these? Would a thin liquid pour nicely or dribble all down the bowl? Thank you!
1738822
It would depend on how many drinks you had, but generally speaking, it should pour out nicely if it's not a thick mixture being poured!
1738823
I just tested one out for you and I'm impressed! I filled the smaller bowl with water and poured it out very slowly and it dribbled straight down into the other container. I'm really impressed with these bowls. Just noticed too that there are measuring lines inside the bowls. I don't think you can go wrong with this set of bowls!
754683
Hi Shawn! I used these for a party, but I didn't put a hot liquid in them. If you are wanting to put something really hot in them, then I don't think this item would work. Warm, perhaps but nothing extremely hot. I hope this helps.
267365
The Moderno bowls are about an inch and a half in height or depth. The rim slopes down so I do not fill them more than an inch deep with soups or stews. I do mound salads in them, though. They hold about 1 1/2 cups of liquid leaving a safe distance below the top of the rim. Do keep in mind that they are not microwave safe! Two of my bowls shattered during microwaving. The bowls do make a beautiful presentation for soups or salads. For that reason I continue to use them and just never put them in the micrwave. They also stack nicely for storage.
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Honestly, we didn't try to put liquids in them. I think it might because the push part is tight and it holds suction. I think they might leak after a while though, but if it was gonna be holding the liquids for a short period of time, i believe it would work well.
2178806
It's all about the amount of liquid you have. If you throw in just these items it will not blend but add a couple cups of water or olive oil or yogurt (what ever liquid you want as your base. and it will have no problem creating a nice slurry.
1761919
Definitely do not stack these. The bowl won't fit over the stem to stack that way plus the bowl is fragile (thin) which I love about them. I have used these and put them in the dish washer successfully over the past ten years.
1334426
This would not be a problem. These are made of tempered glass, like Pyrex, and can handle quick temperature changes, in my experience. Barring a particularly faulty bowl, this would not be an issue.
235944
They're not that type of capsule. So, yes, they would disintegrate if you put liquid in them. Hope that helps.
358146
They hold about 2 cups of liquid each, but you wouldn't want to use it for liquid (soups). The bowls are about 1 1/2 inches deep. The sides are slightly angled. The top of the bowl is 8 inches, the bottom about 5. Great for pasta or salad.
400996
I only use the clear pitcher and sugar bowl on holidays since it goes with any pattern dishes. I have not had any problems with dripping. Have a great holiday.
1801488
this is flat and is great I have purchased a few other shapes but nothing is like this one. Great for a little amount in a bowl. If a slightly larger bowl gets about 1 inch of liquid, it would also be good. No for a full bowl of liquid. Then you need a different shape or a larger type,. This is like a bottom feeder.
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Funny you should ask. I just tried that last week. It worked very well. I would advise pouring it slowly, but it worked well. The funnel part is not huge so pour slowly. The flexible tube did a nice job holding the funnel up. Just pour slowly
2113405
They do collect very small amount of water if straight up and down. My dishwasher has a place where I can angle them just a bit and it's not a problem.
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If they are not too hot, I think they would be ideal for this. The reason being, when I first got these bowls I used them to serve pure baby food, but one day I poured some pumpkin pure that was a bit hot and the spoon that I was using to stirred the pure got colored from the bowl. Since then I only use it to serve cornflakes, or fruits. But, I guess you could.
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I seem to be the only one who has a bit of trouble getting them all screwed together. It is a bit more difficult than I'd like, but that said it's not enough of an issue that it would keep me from using them. I love the size and haven't had any issues with leaking. Though, like many of the other answerers I have not put liquid into them.
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Volume wise, they are quite large so it is doubtful if you would even come close to filling them. You just twist them shut and can then turn it inside out and dispose of it. No mess at all.
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I cant promise that they are leak proof but definitely leak resistant. If you knocked one over upside down their might be some slow seepage but not much and no real mess to clean. The heavier the liquid the safer you are. Water itself might leak out but probably not soup!