We’re bowled over.
Who doesn’t love a classic enamel pattern? It makes us think of old-school camping gear and classic mod kitchens. And these bowls have the added advantage of being extra sturdy: That porcelain enamel coating over carbon steel plus their stainless steel trim? Yep, it can handle a lot. So feel free to use ‘em as prep bowls and store for later or pack up your hot and cold meals here and serve them right out of these beauts.
Photography by Ty Mecham & James Ransom
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