Mixing Bowl Made of Melamine Resin

While beautiful to look at, these kitchen bowls won us over with their sturdy ways of performing their duties. Shock-resistant in material, they stand stable on a somewhat impressive foot equipped with non-slip rubber. Plus, they are food-safe, easy to clean, suitable for the dishwasher, blessed with long life – and inexpensive.

In contrast with their thermoplastic successors, the thermoset family’s plastics display a kind of “comeliness”. This could be attributed to the fact that the solid material can only be processed in a mould, making it immune to the whims of self-assured designers and the technological impoverishment of cheap knock-offs. Be that as it may, our idea of thermosetting plastics’ higher aesthetic aspirations is definitely confirmed by these simple but beautiful kitchen utensils. Developed in 1935, the Bakelite® like resin became a much-used material for kitchen utensils and proved to be extreme hardwearing, highly thermostable and food-safe. WACA in Westphalia, a processor of thermosetting plastics since 1921, provides us with these thermoset goods.

The material of this item is not suitable for use in the microwave.