The stainless steel mixing bowl has a firm position
A stainless steel mixing bowl has a slightly higher dead weight than a plastic kitchen bowl and therefore has a firm position when it comes to mixing masses, pastes or cream - especially with the high torques of electric hand mixers. They can do without the rubber feet often built into plastic bowls, as their weight and contents already ensure a secure connection to the worktop.
Stainless steel mixing bowl ideal for whipping cream
The stainless steel mixing bowl is not only perfect for mixing and stirring dough, but also for whipping cream. For this, two basic conditions are decisive for mixing:
Straight stainless steel bowls can absorb cold very well and thus create an important precondition for whipping cream.
Stainless steel mixing bowl - also a visual highlight
A stainless steel mixing bowl is timelessly beautiful, because thanks to its material, it is one of the cooking utensils that not only looks chic, but also visually fits into any working environment. Increasingly, a stainless steel mixing bowl - like its plastic counterparts - is equipped with a measuring scale for liquids. It is perforated on the inside of the bowl.
The pouring aid makes working with mixing bowls easier
Easy to observe, but a big plus, a built-in pouring aid remains on the stainless steel bowl. This makes it particularly easy to pour and dose liquids or very liquid masses. Ideally, the contents can be poured directly from the bowl into a mold, pan, etc., without using a ladle or other cooking accessories. Light soiling can be removed quickly under hot water. Since a stainless steel mixing bowl does not rust, it can also be put in the dishwasher - especially if it is very dirty.
