Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls

Sizes: At TigerChef, we offer a wide range of stainless steel mixing bowl sizes to accommodate all your culinary needs, including 1/2 quart, 2 quart, 3 quart, 4 quart, 5 quart, 6 quart, 8 quart, 12 quart, 16 quart, 20 quart, 30 quart, 45 quart and everything in between. Whether you need small bowls for whisking vinaigrette or large bowls for mixing dough, our versatile collection of commercial mixing bowls provides the perfect solution for every kitchen task.

Material: Commercial stainless steel bowls are inherently resistant to staining, ensuring that even after mixing vibrant foods like beetroot or turmeric, they can be cleaned to their original shine. Stainless steel is not only resistant to stains and corrosion but also does not impart any flavors or odors to the ingredients, preserving the authenticity of the taste profile you're aiming for. Additionally, stainless steel mixing bowls are non-reactive. Chefs and bakers can confidently mix acidic ingredients, such as tomato sauces or citrus-based marinades, without worrying about the bowl reacting with the food and causing unwanted flavors or discoloration.

Features: One of the primary reasons why professional stainless steel mixing bowls are favored in the commercial arena is their durability. This robust construction ensures they retain their shape and functionality even under the most strenuous mixing tasks, proving to be a cost-effective investment for your business in the long haul. Functionality aside, stainless steel mixing bowls are aesthetically appealing. Their sleek, polished finish not only gives a sense of professionalism but also complements a wide range of kitchen decors, from traditional to contemporary.

Can You Cook In A Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl?

Stainless steel mixing bowls are incredibly versatile and are often employed in various cooking techniques, including double boiling. However, it's essential to exercise caution, as stainless steel mixing bowls should never be placed in a microwave due to their metal composition. They are safe for oven use only if specified by the manufacturer, but it’s essential to check your bowl’s specifications for oven compatibility.