Some kitchen purchases save you space. Others save you time. This one does both and it’s honestly one of the most used sets in my kitchen right now.
It’s a 6 piece mixing stainless steel bowl set that comes with airtight lids, three interchangeable grater attachments, and a bonus kit of a brush, spatula, whisk and measuring spoons. Basically, it replaces a mixing bowl, a food storage container, a grater, and a handful of loose utensils — all in one set.
Why I Like It
The lids double as food storage. Every bowl comes with an airtight lid, so leftovers or prepped ingredients can go straight from mixing to the fridge without switching containers. The 3.5-quart bowl even has a smaller lid nested inside the main one, so you can pour in ingredients or use it with a blender without removing the whole lid and risking a splash.
Grating happens right in the bowl. The set includes three grater attachments — slicing, grating, and shredding — that sit right on top of the bowl, so shredded cheese or sliced veggies land directly where you need them instead of all over the counter.
They actually stay put while mixing. Silicone on the base grips the counter so the bowls don’t slide around mid-whisk, and it also protects countertops from hot pots or pans.
Space-saving by design. All six bowls nest inside each other, so instead of a cabinet full of mismatched bowls, you get one compact stack. Each size is labeled, so grabbing the right one is quick.
Dishwasher-safe bowls, easy-care lids. The bowls themselves go in the dishwasher, though the lids are better off hand-washed since dishwasher heat can warp them over time.
A Couple of Care Notes
Since these are stainless steel, it’s worth wiping bowls dry after washing to avoid water spots or rust over time, and cleaning up oily residue promptly rather than letting it sit.
Who This Is For
- Anyone who wants fewer, better tools instead of a drawer full of single-use gadgets
- Small kitchens that need bowls, storage, and prep tools to take up less cabinet space
- People who do a lot of scratch cooking or baking and are tired of grating onto a cutting board
- A genuinely useful gift for someone setting up a new kitchen
The Bottom Line
This is one of those sets that quietly does more than it looks like it should. Mixing, grating, and storage in one compact, nesting system — it’s hard to go back to plain bowls after using it.