Anyone know where I can find large white pasta bowls - 11"-12", that don't weigh a ton? Am
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The ones I refer to in post #3404 are from Sysco, a food service company in many places.......
They came 2 dozen to a case and don't have the #'s here for price, but they are pretty spendy.
Are you near a Su la Table? These look good:
Just looked in a Williams Sonoma catalog, not much, Maybe on line or a store? When do you need them?
Also a local resturant supply?
What's cookin?
Nan
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They came 2 dozen to a case and don't have the #'s here for price, but they are pretty spendy.
Are you near a Su la Table? These look good:
Just looked in a Williams Sonoma catalog, not much, Maybe on line or a store? When do you need them?
Also a local resturant supply?
What's cookin?
Nan
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dawn_mo
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I found some at Macy's on sale for $5.99 a bowl, but
I am not sure of the size. You might check them out. They are microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe. They look lightweight, but it doesn't mention the dimensions or weight. Also if you look at homerlaughlin.com, you will find the ones that I have. Mine are black, but they come in all sorts of colors. I thought they were pasta bowls, but they are called white rimmed soup bowls. They are pretty substantial, but that is what I like about them. They are hard for clumsy hands to break. They run about $9.00 a bowl. I love mine, and use them all the time.
http://www1.macys.com/catalog/product/index.ognc?ID=156288&PseudoMasterProdID=197618&trackingCat=se-xx-xx-xx.esn_results&PseudoCat=se-xx-xx-xx.esn_results
I am not sure of the size. You might check them out. They are microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe. They look lightweight, but it doesn't mention the dimensions or weight. Also if you look at homerlaughlin.com, you will find the ones that I have. Mine are black, but they come in all sorts of colors. I thought they were pasta bowls, but they are called white rimmed soup bowls. They are pretty substantial, but that is what I like about them. They are hard for clumsy hands to break. They run about $9.00 a bowl. I love mine, and use them all the time.
http://www1.macys.com/catalog/product/index.ognc?ID=156288&PseudoMasterProdID=197618&trackingCat=se-xx-xx-xx.esn_results&PseudoCat=se-xx-xx-xx.esn_results
Right here Meryl >>
These are 12" diameter (actually about 11.8") and are substantial porcelain but not heavy like stoneware. The cool thing about this line is that they are broiler-proof, so you can run them under the broiler for melting cheese. I don't have these but I do have a broiler-proof line of china and they're wonderful for making pasta gratiné. They're $12.95 each and you get free shipping if you order 89$ worth (that comes out to 7 or more). These are made by a manufacturer who supplies tableware to the restaurant industry in France.
http://dinnerware.finerkitchens.com/item2016.Elegance-12-Pasta-Dish.html
These are 12" diameter (actually about 11.8") and are substantial porcelain but not heavy like stoneware. The cool thing about this line is that they are broiler-proof, so you can run them under the broiler for melting cheese. I don't have these but I do have a broiler-proof line of china and they're wonderful for making pasta gratiné. They're $12.95 each and you get free shipping if you order 89$ worth (that comes out to 7 or more). These are made by a manufacturer who supplies tableware to the restaurant industry in France.
http://dinnerware.finerkitchens.com/item2016.Elegance-12-Pasta-Dish.html