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Everyday Bowl| Kitchen & Dining Supplies

USD 25.50
Home & Living / Kitchen & Dining / Kitchen & Dining Supplies
One bowl, a hundred uses.
Our founder, Hannah, first sourced this bowl for sourdough. Its wide base and sloping sides are perfect for the sourdough process and can even hold a double batch of our favorite recipe. And the lightweight enamel and slick surface make it easy to turn and fold dough.
But things don’t stay single-purpose around here for long. Our farm family grabs The Everyday Bowl for salads, fruit, flower arrangements, and just about anything else that calls for a big, beautiful bowl.
Enamelware is handmade by a small family-owned manufacturing facility and imported.
Brand:Ballerina FarmSKU:4-SG-1038-YLWTags:AwardCo, Bestseller, Enamel, Home Goods, Lakeshore Product, No Gift Wrap, SN PEAK, Sourdough, spo-cs-disabled, spo-disabled, spo-notify-me-disabledColor:Sunflower Yellow, Sky Blue & Light Cream, Grass Green, Light Cream
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One bowl, a hundred uses.
Our founder, Hannah, first sourced this bowl for sourdough. Its wide base and sloping sides are perfect for the sourdough process and can even hold a double batch of our favorite recipe. And the lightweight enamel and slick surface make it easy to turn and fold dough.
But things don’t stay single-purpose around here for long. Our farm family grabs The Everyday Bowl for salads, fruit, flower arrangements, and just about anything else that calls for a big, beautiful bowl.
Enamelware is handmade by a small family-owned manufacturing facility and imported.
Brand:Ballerina FarmSKU:4-SG-1038-YLWTags:AwardCo, Bestseller, Enamel, Home Goods, Lakeshore Product, No Gift Wrap, SN PEAK, Sourdough, spo-cs-disabled, spo-disabled, spo-notify-me-disabledColor:Sunflower Yellow, Sky Blue & Light Cream, Grass Green, Light Cream
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