Eden Stoneware 4-Piece Pasta Bowl Set

The product is actually a dark olive green but registration does not show the color scheme, closest was charcoal gray. To the point of the title: “Why did you buy all these dog bowls?” Is what my wife said when she first saw them. Yes, they do look like dog or pet feeding bowls. That’s the downside, along with the extreme difficulty in nesting the bowls together. They just don’t nest together at all. Yet, the quality, color, and size are perfect. They are glazed well, smooth and sleek, without bumps and lumps many stone glazed products have. The design also helps prevent breakage by accidental drops (I’ve already dropped one from four feet high onto Travertine Tile and survived easily…just a few bounces”. I’d be using these for soups salads, or whatever fits in them, and a whole lot of food fits into these so called “Pasta Bowls” including dog food “or my Tortoise or my Rabbit L.O.L.”.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolutely love my Stone Lain Charcoal Gray Pasta Bowl Set! The charcoal gray finish is so sleek and modern adding a cool vibe to every meal. The bowls are the perfect size for pasta, salads, or even hearty soups, and the deep design helps keep everything nicely contained (no spills here!). They have a nice weight to them and are sturdy without feeling clunky. They hold up beautifully in the dishwasher and microwave. These bowls have quickly become my go to for both casual dinners and more put together meals. If you’re looking for stylish, functional dinnerware that feels high end without the hefty price tag, this set is an absolute winner. Highly recommend!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really love these pasta bowls, my biggest complaint and the reason I would not purchase more in this style is that they do not easily stack. That makes it difficult to fit them in the cupboard. They were very easy to clean, and very nice looking. They are a good sturdy material, and hold a lot of food.