Port-Style Enterprises Inc. Margrethe Melamine Mixing Bowl, 4.2 Qt, Black

I have melamine mixing bowls in all sizes. This is my smallest one. They are from various makers but they all nest into each other nicely. This 2 qt size is handy for beating up egg whites or small amounts of batters. I don't use it as often as my bigger mixing bowls but when I do, it is just the ticket. It is lightweight but very sturdy with non slip rubber at the bottom.

I've only recently discovered the Rosti Mepal Margrethe bowls. I wish I had discovered them long ago because they are great. The non-skid bases and shape lend themselves to be an instant favorite in the kitchen. They clean up easily too. I never thought I'd be excited about a bowl - but I do appreciate fine engineering and product design execution. Well done Rosti!

Do not use a regular kitchen spoon to even lightly stir (I only did to blend baking powder into flour) or you will have a bunch of grey marks inside. In the end I had to use a magic eraser and was still left with faint lines. While trying to remove the scuffs inside wherever it touched my sink left scuff marks on the outside. Too delicate for actual real life use. Or not real Rosti. Either way I won’t be ordering the other sizes as I had planned.

Love this bowl for mixing up salads for two. I use it for green salads, and tuna or chicken salad. I also use it to whip eggs for french toast. It is deep enough to keep everything inside and small enough to store easily.

I love this bowl -- it's a current/recent version of a mid-century modern classic, designed by Sigvard Bernadotte. The originals are collectibles. I'm giving it 5 stars, even though I was disappointed by an unnecessary, difficult-to-remove sticker on the front. I've been careful in my attempts to remove it -- I don't want to mar the beautiful finish. (Happily, my friend said he could remove it without damage.) I bought this bowl to replace one originally purchased in 1957 that was passed down through the family. After more than 50 years of frequent use, it broke. I still have 2 others from the 1957 set. Really, they're virtually indestructible. It didn't even shatter when it fell. Despite the (minor) hassle of the sticker, I'd buy it again. The photo doesn't do it justice (on my monitor, anyway...) More like sculpture than just a kitchen accessory yet practical. There's a subtly, smoothly designed handle and spout, and a rubber rim at the base to prevent it from slipping during use. For a bowl it's really quite exceptional. The other colors are vibrant and beautiful, too.

I purchased this to replace my white bowl that was 44 years old. They bottom ring is gummy but after this long I feel that is remarkable. A great bowl. It still can be used for mixing. I just thought I would get a new one the same. I was so happy to find this.

Would have given 5 stars if it had the double rubber rings at the bottom like the old ones did

I bought a set of three, and I love them!

Purchased as a replacement for my cracked smallest of 3 Rosti Mepal mixing bowls. Since my wedding 48 years ago I have always used these bowls and love them for their ease of use, ease of cleaning and love the colours. I find stoneware mixing bowls too heavy and pyrex ones, to me, lack character. These are perfect!

Just the right size for my electric hand mixer, which is a bit enthusiastic even on a low setting. This bowl is deep but wide enough to take the cake whisks, so now I am not decorating the the kitchen with cake mix anymore.

As a gluten free person I bake loads - I dislike heavy things as I have a bad wrist but like things to be robust. Had one of these for years. Though finish is slightly less elegant than the original it is still excellent. Would recommend 👍

Really useful small mixing bowl in red melamine. It is tough wearing with a pouring lip and extension on the opposite site to assist in holding. There is a rubber ring in the base to stop it sliding on the worktop. I find this type of bowl very useful for putting individual ingredients I have chopped before adding to cooking, for example, in a stir fry.

I bought a Rosti bowl over 20 years ago whilst in Denmark, and it has lasted all that time until I dropped it and broke it. The red bowl was a favourite, so I was happy to see them stocked on Amazon now. Quickly delivered, sturdy, colourful, and hopefully as hard-wearing as the last one!