Sistema Microwave Noodle Bowl | 940 ml Microwave Food Container with Steam Release Vent | BPA-Free | Red

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The bowls have cleverly designed handles, which make them easy to carry even when they're full of steaming hot liquid and also double as holders/rests for the spoon and chopsticks, so you can set your utensils down while eating without getting soup all over the tabletop. The bowls come with a pair of plastic chopsticks and each handcrafted piece, available with either a red or brown glaze, is unique. A lid helps to trap steam so the soup heat up quicker and a vent is a helpful feature to lessen the chance of burning your fingertips.

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This handy bowl is designed to conveniently cook noodles in the microwave, and can also be used to reheat pasta, stews, and soup. Its top edge features two indentations, which can be used for either resting a pair of chopsticks horizontally across the bowl or for propping up chopsticks and a soup spoon to prevent them from slipping down into the broth. A ramen bowl should hold at least 34 ounces or more to fit the broth, which makes up about half, plus the noodles and toppings.

You can use water straight from the tap rather than boiled, but it will take around 11-12 mins to cook for al dente pasta. They’re also perfect for serving other Asian noodle soups like udon and pho, Thai-style boat noodles, rice-bowl dishes like donburi, hearty meal-sized salads, smoothie bowls, popcorn, noodle salads, or any other noodle dish. It is best to cook it on high for 5 mins, then continue to cook and check every minute to ensure it doesn’t stick or overcook. The microwaveable noodle bowl holds 32-ounces and is designed to cook pasta or reheat soup and stew.

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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.The bowl size is fairly important because you want enough capacity to heat a desired amount of soup.