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Rosti Margrethe Bowl Set Mixing Bowl Lid Set 4-Piece

Rosti Margrethe bowl set, mixing bowl set, 4-piece with 2 mixing bowls and 2 lids, dough bowl made of recyclable plastic, 1.5 liters and 3 liters Item description Set with 1.5 and 3.0 L incl. 2 lids can be stacked to save space Pouring spout and rubber stand ring Dishwasher safe New material Durostima ® also suitable for the microwave and freezer Show less The MARGRETHE mixing bowl is one of Scandinavia's great design legends. It was designed in 1954 by Acton Bjørns and Sigvard Bernadotte's design studio in Copenhagen and named after Sigvard Bernadotte's niece, the Danish Princess Margrethe, with the permission of the royal family. The functional design has been maintained over the years. Over time, the range has been expanded to include several sizes, new materials and colors. Margrethe mixing bowl set from Rosti in 2 of the most common sizes. The new version of the Margrethe bowl is made of Durostima® plastic. The bowl is now even more robust and unbreakable, and with the new material it is also suitable for use in the microwave and freezer. The Margrethe bowl is suitable for both preparation and serving, and if a lid is purchased, the mixing bowl turns into a practical storage bowl. Set contains Margrethe bowls with 1.5 + 3 liters incl. Classic mixing bowl lid with good grip and practical spout, non-slip base ring for stability, including matching lid for tight closure, dishwasher safe

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Rosti Margrethe bowl set, mixing bowl set, 4-piece with 2 mixing bowls and 2 lids, dough bowl made of recyclable plastic, 1.5 liters and 3 liters Item description Set with 1.5 and 3.0 L incl. 2 lids can be stacked to save space Pouring spout and rubber stand ring Dishwasher safe New material Durostima ® also suitable for the microwave and freezer Show less The MARGRETHE mixing bowl is one of Scandinavia's great design legends. It was designed in 1954 by Acton Bjørns and Sigvard Bernadotte's design studio in Copenhagen and named after Sigvard Bernadotte's niece, the Danish Princess Margrethe, with the permission of the royal family. The functional design has been maintained over the years. Over time, the range has been expanded to include several sizes, new materials and colors. Margrethe m