Sam's Club's Super-Useful 10-Piece Mixing Bowl Set Is Only $20, and Fans Call Them 'Convenient'
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Unless you’re a certified culinarian—like the legendary Carla Hall or Marcus Samuelsson—odds are you only have the necessary basics required to prep dinner in the kitchen. Sure, you might have a few extras, like a tortilla press or a citrus reamer, but at the end of the day, you’ve got the main components, and that’s really all you need. But, if you have aspirations of becoming a Next Level Chef or just want to make your life easier when working in the kitchen, having an overflow of dinnerware, utensils, pots and pans can drastically change the way you utilize your culinary workspace.
First and foremost, you won’t have to wash dishes as frequently, saving you time spent busting suds in between steps when following along with a new recipe. You’ll also be able to create larger, more complex dishes that require multiple bowls and ingredients without having to sweat about whether or not you can do it all in one vessel. It’s not to say that you can’t create edible works of art in a kitchen stocked with only a knife, spoon and a cast iron skillet (our grandparents are a testament to that), but it does make getting food on the table a little easier and may even make it more enjoyable.
That being said, outfitting your kitchen with all the different appliances and gadgets available can get a bit pricey unless, of course, you have a Sam’s Club membership. The latest incredible kitchen staple from the warehouse-style grocery chain is the 10-Piece Member’s Mark Wheat Straw Mixing Bowl Set, and it’s such a good price we might just have to buy two!
The all-inclusive set features five bowls in varying sizes— 34.9-, 61.5-, 99-, 48.5- and 213-fluid ounces—and five corresponding lids. Each bowl nests into the other, making storage when not in use a breeze. Additionally, the lids fit snugly onto the containers, ensuring leftovers or marinated meats stay fresh and debris-free. In terms of looks, the set is understated and simple, thanks to its satin, matte finish and clean lines.
Available in blue, green or natural colorways, the bowls feature a very subtle ombre, with the larger bowls being darker while the smaller ones are slightly lighter. If you’re still not convinced, the bowls are BPA-free, non-porous, made with majority plant-based materials and durable enough to be tossed straight into the dishwasher after use. Most importantly, you’ll only have to dish out $19.98 for the entire set, which is a phenomenal deal compared to similar products on the market.
Now that you’re all set to make an exquisite restaurant-quality dish, our final question is: what time is dinner?
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