GLAD Mixing Bowl with Deal with – 3 Quart | Heavy Responsibility Plastic with Pour Spout and Non-Slip Base | Dishwasher Protected Kitchen Provides for Cooking and Baking, White

All the right features at a great price!
This is described as a “mixing bowl,” but it’s better than that – it’s a genuine batter bowl. A mixing bowl is just a round bowl with a flat bottom. A batter bowl is meant to serve a dual function – for both mixing a batter, and then pouring it into muffin tins or whatever. For that to work, it has to have several features:1. Big enough to have room for the batter, and flat on the bottom, so you can use mixer beaters in it2. Good dripless spout, for precision pouring without mess or spillage3. Easy to maneuver – lightweight and easy to gripSuprisingly few bowls on the market meet these three criteria. Glass ones are out of the question – too bulky and heavy. A glass round mixing bowl is great for mixing, but impossible to pour from; glass “batter bowls” are misnamed – they aren’t large enough to mix a full recipe of batter, they are too narrow at the bottom, their pour spouts are wide, clumsy and messy, and they are too bulky and heavy to control when trying to pour batter. They are essentially giant measuring cups. They’re awkward and heavy even when empty.Stainless steel and plastic are better options, but most on the market today have inadequate pouring spouts, which drip heavily or spill over a wide area. Not so good for getting batter into cups without mess. There is also a current fashion for tiny handles, probably because it lets you have a stack of different sized bowls which nest neatly inside each other. The downside of that is, it’s very hard to use one of those mini-handles to lift and control a full, heavy bowl of batter as you’re trying to pour. You’re forced to pinch the tiny handle between your thumb and forefinger, and that’s easier said than done – it can slip easily and then you’re having a bad day.This bowl solves all those problems. It’s large enough to allow for high-speed mixing without spattering, and flat so that there’s plenty of room for the beaters to reach everywhere.It’s very sturdy, but also very lightweight and maneuverable, and the handle is as long as the bowl, so you have your choice of gripping it in your palm/fist, or just resting it over the crook of your open palm, so you don’t even have to grip it much at all. Either way, pouring is a natural movement, without strain or slippage.The mostly dripless spout will drip a bit as any spout will, but much less, and it’s easily controlled. I haven’t had a problem pouring cupcakes, muffins and popovers. It’s balanced and offers a lot of pouring control.I had to wait several times to buy this, as it kept being out of stock and then immediately selling out again. The reason it keeps selling out is that experienced bakers know the best product when they see it. This is much more useful than “fancy” bowls or sets that are double or triple the price. If you get a chance to get this, it’s a keeper!

Excellent quality, great price!
This is a great mixing bowl for baking especially with the pour spout. Great quality, sturdy and very convenient.

you may think you don’t need this, but you do
We have a LOT of mixing bowls, but it is amazing how helpful it is to have one that pours! We use it mostly for panckaes, but it is great for cake, cupcakes, and anything else that has to be poured out. It is lightweight but sturdy, and the size is big enbough for a batch of pancakes, standard cake, etc – cleans easily, and the handle makes it easier for kids to help with mixing, etc

Great!
Love the size, quality, and non skid bottom. Would buy again!

I like having the handle to hold when mixing something. The bowl sticks to the counter so it does not spin around when using the mixer. I got this one to replace the broken middle size of a set of three bowls and it is the perfect size – it even sits nicely in the middle of the other three for storing. It has got some small scratch marks inside from mixing, but I think that will happen with most of these.

An expensive bowl and some quite sharp edges which should have been smoothed off after moulding.Thankfully the exorbitant cost of postage was equalled by a corresponding reduction from Amazon, otherwise to total cost would ave been prohibitive. Addis make better bowls, but I think they may have gone out of business.

Me encantó, tamaño, material resistente, el color le da un toque de elegancia, precio justo. Bien empacado.