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The Stellar Mylor Serving Bowl is ideal for home cooks and entertainers who value a balance of artisan aesthetics and high-performance utility in their dinnerware. Its generous 32cm size makes it an excellent choice for serving large family-style meals like pasta or fresh salads, though its 2.8kg weight means it requires a stable surface and careful handling when full.
| Colour | Cream |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SSW9M |
| Brand | Stellar |
Yes, the bowl is fully dishwasher safe, making cleanup convenient after meals.
Yes, it is oven safe up to 180°C. Avoid exposing it to temperatures higher than this.
This specific model, the SSW9M, is available in the Cream color family.
The bowl weighs approximately 2.8kg, reflecting its durable, high-quality stoneware construction.
Yes, the stoneware is microwave safe, allowing you to easily reheat leftovers.
The bowl has a diameter of 32cm, providing a generous capacity for large servings.
Soak the bowl in warm, soapy water for 15 minutes and use a non-abrasive sponge to gently scrub the glazed surface.
Always use two hands to grip the bowl securely and ensure your serving surface is level and sturdy before placing it down.
These are often metal transfer marks from cutlery; use a specialized ceramic cleaner or a soft paste of baking soda and water to gently buff them out.
To keep your Stellar Mylor Serving Bowl in prime condition, rinse the bowl soon after use to prevent stubborn food stains from setting on the glaze. While the bowl is dishwasher safe, avoid nesting it with other heavy ceramics to prevent surface scratches. For oven use, always place the bowl on a flat rack and avoid drastic temperature changes, such as moving it directly from a cold refrigerator into a hot oven, to prevent thermal shock.
