Ceramic Cereal Bowls, Set of 4, Featuring a Speckled Rimmed Design and 28 oz Capacity for Breakfast
These ceramic cereal bowls bring a softly curved, rimmed shape to breakfast, helping keep milk and berries gathered as you eat. Each bowl holds 28 oz, giving granola, yogurt, or oatmeal an open interior, while the set of four keeps matching bowls ready for the table.
Mora hand-glazes the bowls for subtle differences in speckles and hue, giving each piece its own character. The forms stack neatly between meals, and dishwasher and microwave compatibility make them practical for daily breakfast routines.
Features
- Set of four ceramic bowls for cereal, granola, yogurt, and oatmeal
- Softly curved, rimmed shape helps gather milk and berries
- Hand-glazed finish features natural variations in speckles and hue
- Stackable forms keep the bowls together between meals
- Safe for the dishwasher, microwave, and freezer
- Oven safe up to 450°F with gradual temperature transitions
Specifications
- Product type: Cereal Bowls
- Set quantity: 4 bowls
- Capacity per bowl: 28 oz
- Diameter: 6.3 inches
- Height: 2.6 inches
- Material: High-fired ceramic clay
- Finish: Glossy and matte reactive glaze
- Color selections: Vanilla White; Marina; Safari; Earl Grey; Vanilla White & Earl Grey
- Appliance care: Dishwasher, microwave, and freezer safe
- Oven temperature limit: 450°F
- Temperature care: Allow gradual temperature changes; let hot bowls cool naturally before rinsing
Frequently Asked Questions
How many bowls are included, and how much does each hold?
The cereal bowl set includes four bowls, each with a 28 oz capacity. Each bowl measures 6.3 inches in diameter and 2.6 inches high.
Are these bowls suitable for yogurt and oatmeal as well as cereal?
Yes, these ceramic cereal bowls have an open interior suited to yogurt, oatmeal, and granola. Their softly curved shape also helps keep milk and berries gathered.
Can these cereal bowls go in the microwave, dishwasher, and oven?
Yes, the bowls are microwave and dishwasher safe, and oven safe up to 450°F. Allow temperature changes gradually: let hot bowls cool before rinsing, and do not place frozen bowls directly into a preheated oven.
Do the bowls stack, and will every glaze finish look identical?
The bowls stack neatly, while their hand-glazed finishes have natural variations in speckles and hue. Those small differences give individual bowls their own appearance.