Stainless Steel Bowl – Strong, Corrosion Resistant, Ideal for Camping or Travel, Silver, 5.5" Diameter

Precisely as described.. single walled 14cm diameter stainless steel bowl..These bowls DO fit inside oneanother should they need to be stacked.Since these are thin steel, they will logically conduct heat immediately, not advised to cook on direct flame, will burn food, use a rack to distance from heat source, unless boiling water. I bought these 2x bowls to fit inside my 16cm zebra billy-can & they do fit!!use pot / pan handle, or pliers from a multi-tool or gloves to move when hot.Previous reviews negatively commented on rear commercial stickers.. steam sticker over a kettle & then with soapy water scrub off - easy!!Good metal product!

This feels a nice quality, strong bowl which has many uses (small animal food or water, cereal when camping etc etcI bought it to cook “pot in pot” for pressure cooking in my instant pot.As such, it makes great porridge!Might look for a slightly larger one (bearing in mind need to maintain a clear cm around the circumference).

Nice size, not sure what people are doing to remove the label. I just put it in hot water for a hour

I really like these bowls - got two of them. Will be using them to eat food when camping and I also might try preparing food in them too which other reviewers have said works.They are stackable but there is a bit of a gap between them as they are rounded at the bottom. See photos.I honestly don’t know why people are getting so upset over the sticker, both of mine came off super easily, I was just careful to peel it slowly and picked up any remaining torn bits of sticker as I went. Might be the temperature of my house but anyway it wasn’t as bad as people are making out for me.

A good bowl for backpacking, light weight, relatively sturdy, easy to clean and holds a decent portion size. No insulation properties, though, so hot food like soup needs careful handling. The label glue comes off easily with a slosh of boiling water to soften it and then a quick scrub with neat washing up liquid.

I bought this to go with my Helikon Mess Tin set, and it nests perfectly beneath the smaller pan. Having read other reviews regarding the sticky label on the base of the bowl I was mildly concerned, but I had the label off (and left the bottom of the bowl unscratched) in about 10 minutes. Here’s how I did it: first, I scraped off the paper part of the label using a plastic plant label (the sort of thing gardeners marks rows of seeds with). Once I’d got all the paper off and was left with that infamous glue circle, I sprayed a little “De-Solv-It” (that’s the brand name) Universal Label Remover onto the glue and literally in a couple of seconds it turned in little clumps of a jelly-like substance, which I wiped off with a piece of kitchen roll. Bingo! An unmarked bowl with no trace of a label.

Finally bought a second one for my camper set. The first is years old but I now can't tell them apart so they are definitely durable. They're a great versatile size. I use for alsorts of meals from breakfast cereals to salad or curry.

These stainless steel bowls are perfect