just wondering if copper mixing bowls REALLY made a difference in beating egg whites and if there were other uses that would make it worth it. also- any suggestions on specific products? is this something sold at restaurant... (4 replies, last updated by tim irvine September 5, 2009)

I am trying to find some place on line that sells copper mixing bowls. I need to have them arrive by 10- 19-98.Does anyone have any suggestions? (3 replies, last updated by Priscilla February 1, 2004)

I recently priced some copper mixing bowls for my wife and was blown away at the price. Why is copper better than stainless steel? Why are some brands ie Mauviel so expensive. Is there a difference in types of copper bowls? That... (7 replies, last updated by chocolateman October 24, 2007)

I have a copper mixing bowl that my mom brought me from France several years ago. I took it out of the box and found some greasy tarnish marks. Several articles I found on the Internet recommended using a paste of vinegar and... (3 replies, last updated by jerry i h December 13, 2007)

You probably should just forget that bowl and find a normal copper mixing bowl, and then use whatever you want to beat the egg whites. In fact, you are supposed (with a “d”) to use a normal metal wisk to beat egg... (7 replies, last updated by JockY January 18, 2008)

I found two beautiful old copper mixing bowls in an antique store. When I went to clean them, I discovered that they had been coated with some sort of lacquer, some of which is still adhering to the copper. I don’t know how... (12 replies, last updated by ramatsu July 7, 2009)

I was just getting ready to buy new mixing bowls - enough of our old sets have broken or disfigured that we’re missing a nice middle sized one – and we thought we’d like to buy a new set. I was looking at... (28 replies, last updated by applehome October 5, 2008)

I was recently given a copper mixing bowl. Can anyone tell me how to best care for it? Since its an mixing bowl, can I use an hand-held beater to it? Or should I have more coated wiskes prepared? (3 replies, last updated by Zeldog February 10, 2008)

2 quarts?!? that is like 50x the “serving size” most every cold cereal... I think that you’ll find lots of Melamine mixing bowls in that size, many are part of sets. (6 replies, last updated by ashes July 9, 2007)

Did a quick stop by The Mixing Bowl which is in the former location of Temescal Cafe. I just had lunch so only tried the strawberry lemonade. They also had green tea-pear iced tea. That might have been the better choice. The... (5 replies, last updated by singleguychef October 30, 2008)

in round, cheap glass/plastic round bowls similar to those Nicolas Le Bec used to use at Cour des Loges in Lyons; same bowls used for dessert; salads were not all veggie; some were duck magret-based or shrimp-based, for example),... (3 replies, last updated by billyblancoNYC September 22, 2003)

Hello! I need help! :) I bought some Wolfgang Puck stainless steel mixing bowls from my local club store, and today I was making cookies, using my hand mixer, and when I scraped the bowl with my silicone spatula, and it was... (1 reply, last updated by paulj February 11, 2008)

Went to visit some Thai friends staying at their cousin’s in Corona. They mentioned they had khao mun kai at Mix Bowl Cafe. We headed over to give it a try. The khao mun kai is up there with the best I’ve found in the... (4 replies, last updated by makalive45 July 17, 2006)

I’m stocking a new kitchen and trying to figure out what type of mixing bowls to purchase. They’d be used primarily for baking (for use with a electric hand mixer). I’ve always used ceramic bowls in the past. I... (22 replies, last updated by revsharkie June 16, 2007)

A restaurant I used to work in had an old 20Qt Hobart bench mixer that had a similar (but larger) tin/nickel mixing bowl. Hobart made all the old KitchenAid home mixers as well. It frequently had a small rust spot on the bottom.... (6 replies, last updated by Kelli2006 October 5, 2006)