Cereal & Soup Bowls
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Bowls for Breakfast, Pasta, Salads, Soup, and More Hudson Grace cereal and soup bowls are made for far more than their names suggest. Fill them with morning oatmeal, a generous salad, pasta, risotto, soup, grain bowls, fruit, or ice cream. In fact, a good bowl may be the most useful piece in your dinnerware collection. Our assortment includes European-made porcelain, ceramic, and stoneware bowls in a range of shapes and depths. Choose deep cereal bowls, wide-rim soup bowls, shallow pasta bowls, low bowls, footed bowls, and individual salad bowls. In addition, outdoor melamine bowls bring the same thoughtful forms to patio meals, picnics, and parties by the pool. Why Choose Hudson Grace Bowls? We consider how a bowl sits in the hand, how much it holds, and how its shape suits the food. Therefore, our individual bowls balance useful scale with the craftsmanship and finish that define Hudson Grace dinnerware. Our cereal and soup bowl collection includes: Cereal bowls for breakfast, snacks, and dessert Soup bowls for broths, stews, and first courses Wide, shallow pasta bowls for noodles and risotto Low bowls for grain bowls and composed meals Individual salad bowls for greens and chopped salads Breakfast bowls for oatmeal, yogurt, and fruit European-made porcelain, ceramic, and stoneware Classic white, hand-glazed, splatter, and painted finishes Outdoor melamine bowls for casual gatherings Complete collections for daily use and wedding registries What Kind of Bowl Do You Need? The best bowl depends on both its diameter and depth. A deep bowl keeps cereal, soup, and saucy food contained. Meanwhile, a broad, shallow bowl gives pasta, salads, and composed meals more room. Before choosing, consider the food you make most often: Deep cereal bowls: Best for cereal, oatmeal, yogurt, soup, rice, and ice cream. Wide-rim soup bowls: Made for soups, stews, pasta, risotto, and plated first courses. Low bowls: Useful for grain bowls, salads, noodles, and one-bowl dinners. Pasta bowl
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