Another appealing characteristic of melamine is that it looks more like ceramic than other plastics. This attractive option from Japan features a textured, matte outer surface and a traditional Japanese blue-and-white wave design on the interior. At first glance, it looks like porcelain, but it’s actually shatterproof and chip-resistant. It has a generous 47-fluid-ounce capacity—enough for a large portion of ramen with broth and toppings—and is also available in an extra-large size that holds 74 fluid ounces and a smaller size that holds 14 ounces.

Sistema Microwave Noodle Bowl, 15.6 x 17.2 x 9.7 cm

The general Japanese term for a ramen bowl is ramen bachi. Among the many types of Japanese soup bowls that vary in size and shape, menbachi is a deep and wide bowl especially suitable for ramen.Sistema® Microwave™ containers can be used in a microwave (with vent open), refrigerator, or freezer. Cooking noodles in the microwave is pretty simple. Just get a Sistema microwave bowl, some water, and your favorite noodles. Matching pieces are also available in the same range, including a smaller noodle bowl and a porcelain soup spoon. The 30 oz. ceramic bowl is made of top quality and eco-friendly materials. The lid features a silicone seal with a steam release button.

Microwave Noodle Bowl, 15.6 x 17.2 x 9.7 cm Sistema Microwave Noodle Bowl, 15.6 x 17.2 x 9.7 cm

At about 8.7 inches in diameter, it has a generous capacity of 45 fluid ounces, enough for a restaurant-size serving of ramen noodles. Because it’s made of metal, though, it can’t be used in a microwave for reheating. Using the Sistema Microwave bowl is simple. For cooking noodles, simply add water up to the fill line. Then place the lid on top, making sure that the vents are open. Transfer the noodles to a plate and add your favorite sauce. Add your sauce or whatever else you want to eat your noodles with. Oatmeal Foods containing water expand when frozen. Leave sufficient space in container when freezing to allow for expansion.Whether you choose plastic, ceramic or glass, the decision is up to you. However, do consider that a ceramic or glass microwaveable bowl does not hold flavors trapped inside the material. In contrast, plastic bowls will stain and retain funky odors that may be passed into your food. Conclusion Reheating and/or melting butter or foods high in salt, oil, fat or sugar content (i.e. chocolate, candies, syrup) could lead to severe damage and potentially melt the container. The microwave safe glass bowl with lid is 4” x 5½” and holds up to 44 fl. oz. of liquid. It does not stain or retain bad odors, which makes it the perfect bowl and lid set to reheat your microwavable food. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places.

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This beautiful ceramic microwaveable noodle bowl is perfect for pho, ramen, udon, soba or your favorite noodle dish. The deep interior nestles the noodles together and holds then in place. When it comes to the convenience of reheating cold soup, you truly can’t beat the efficiency of a microwave soup bowl. Store the broth in the same sealed container that you safely pop in the microwave for a flash. The microwaveable noodle bowl holds 32-ounces and is designed to cook pasta or reheat soup and stew. The lid features a steam release valve so that your microwave remains splatter free. The most important factors to consider when purchasing a microwave soup bowl are the size, material, lid and shape. The bowl size is fairly important because you want enough capacity to heat a desired amount of soup.The plastic is BPA free and also remains cool to the touch when the soup is hot. Enjoy you hot soup in this microwave safe plastic noodle bowl. Once the oatmeal is cooked, add your favorite toppings and enjoy! Some tasty options include fruit, nuts, honey, or cinnamon. Or, get creative and come up with your own unique combination.

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The sleek and stylish bowl is designed with a lid that has vents for steam release, as well as cool-to-touch tabs which make it easy to lift. Containers can become stiff after freezing. Allow the container to rest for a few minutes at room temperature or run under warm water before opening or microwaving. With its unique design, the bowl is able to evenly cook or reheat food in a fraction of the time it would take using traditional methods.