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The Olympia Enamel Pudding Bowls are ideal for professional caterers and home cooks looking to add a touch of classic, retro charm to their table settings. Featuring a durable steel core with a protective fused-glass coating, these bowls offer exceptional heat and chemical resistance for versatile culinary applications; however, users should be aware that the enamel finish can chip if subjected to extreme physical impact.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | JM-PB15 |
| Brand | Olympia |
No, because these bowls feature a steel core, they are not suitable for use in a microwave.
Yes, they are heat-resistant and perfectly safe for oven-baked dishes.
Stack them carefully. Using a soft cloth or paper towel between bowls can help prevent the enamel edges from scratching or chipping.
Yes, the fused-glass coating is designed to withstand commercial and residential dishwasher cycles.
These bowls measure 155mm in diameter.
No, the high-quality enamel coating is chemically resistant and will not react with acidic ingredients.
Soak the bowl in warm, soapy water for 15 minutes before using a soft sponge to remove stubborn debris.
Use a gentle non-abrasive cream cleanser to restore the white finish.
While enamel chips do not affect the safety of the bowl, ensure you do not use metal utensils that could exacerbate the area.
Using these bowls is straightforward. Simply ensure they are clean before first use. While they are dishwasher safe, it is recommended to avoid using abrasive scouring pads or harsh metal utensils that could scratch or chip the enamel layer. If cleaning by hand, use a soft sponge and mild detergent. When placing in an oven, ensure you use oven mitts, as the steel body will become extremely hot. These bowls are not suitable for microwave use because of the steel core. Store them stacked carefully to prevent the enamel edges from knocking against one another, which can lead to chipping over time.
