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Quality IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring factory
Quality IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring factory
Quality IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring factory
Quality IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring factory
Quality IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring factory
Quality IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring factory
Quality IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring factory
Quality IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring factory

IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring

IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring
Product Attributes
Highlight:

Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl

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Stain and Odor Free Mixing Bowl

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Graduated Pour Spout Mixing Bowl

Features:
Pour Spout, Whisk-friendly Base Radius, Non-slip Silicone Ring
Material:
High Borosilicate Glass With Removable Silicone Base Ring
Capacity:
3000ml
Dimensions:
240mm Diameter X 120mm Height
Surface:
Non-porous Polished Interior With Litre And Cup Graduations
Temperature Resistance:
-40 To 560 Degrees C
Safe Use:
Microwave, Oven, Freezer, Dishwasher
Optional Lid:
PP Or PE Lid With Vent
Shape:
Round
Logo:
Laser Etch On Base Or Silk-screen On Exterior
Packaging:
Colour Box, 12 Pcs Per Carton, Drop-test Carton Available

Product Description

IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring
IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl with Pour Spout and Graduations

A non-porous mixing surface changes what a bowl can be used for. Because the glass has no open pores, nothing lodges in the wall: garlic and onion odours do not stay behind, turmeric and tomato do not leave a yellow ring, and dough mixed today does not taste of yesterday's marinade. The bowl can go from savoury to sweet, or from raw to cooked, without a flavour carry-over.

What Non-Porous Actually Delivers
  • No odour retention. Volatile aroma compounds have nowhere to absorb into. A bowl used for garlic paste or curry paste is neutral again after washing, which is not true of plastic or bamboo.
  • No staining. Turmeric, beetroot, tomato and berry mixtures rinse clean without leaving a permanent tint on the wall.
  • No bacteria harbour. Plastics develop micro-scratches from whisks and spatulas, and those scratches hold food residue. A polished glass surface has no scratches to trap, so cleaning is a surface action rather than a scrubbing exercise.
  • No flavour carry-over. Sweet and savoury preparations can share the same bowl across a shift in a commercial kitchen, or across a baking session at home.
  • Chemically inert. Unlike unlined metal, glass does not react with acidic mixtures such as lemon, vinegar or tomato, so no metallic note enters the food.
  • Sanitisable. Dishwasher safe and tolerant of boiling water, which suits food-service hygiene routines and baby-food preparation.
Built for Mixing, Not Just Holding
  • Pour spout. A shaped lip on one side lets batter and cream leave the bowl cleanly instead of running down the outside wall.
  • Interior graduations. Litre and cup marks moulded into the wall, so liquid volumes are read while mixing instead of in a separate jug.
  • Curved base radius. The transition from wall to base follows a whisk arc, so dry flour at the bottom is picked up without scraping with a spatula.
  • Wide rim. A 240mm opening gives room for a hand whisk and for folding dough without the bowl moving.
  • Silicone base ring. A removable non-slip ring keeps the bowl steady on a stainless counter while whisking, and comes off for washing.
Specifications
Material High borosilicate glass, clear, with removable silicone base ring
Capacity 500ml,1000ml / 2000ml / 3500ml (available in the same mould family)
Surface Non-porous polished interior, moulded litre and cup graduations
Temperature resistance -40°C to 560°C
Safe use Microwave, oven, freezer, dishwasher safe (remove silicone ring for oven use)
Certification FDA, LFGB, DGCCRF, BSCI, ISO9001
Why Buyers Choose This Model

Most mixing bowl listings compete on capacity and lid type, which makes the category hard to differentiate on a shelf. Non-porous is a hygiene and taste claim that a customer can verify in one use: mix garlic, wash, mix cream, taste nothing. It also answers the fastest-growing retail concern in food preparation - what the surface does not hold. For private label programmes the claim supports a higher price band, and the moulded graduations plus pour spout give two more demonstrable features in the same photograph.

Packaging and Ordering
  • Standard export packing: colour box with moulded pulp insert, 12 pcs per master carton; nesting reduces freight volume per unit.
  • Drop-test carton available for e-commerce and marketplace fulfilment, with barcode and FBA label application.
  • Lid option: PP lid,packed together or as a separate SKU.
  • MOQ 3000 pcs per colour; sampling in 7 days; bulk production 45-60 days after deposit.

Send your target capacity, lid requirement and annual volume for a costed quotation.

IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring
IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring
IKOO 2000ml Non-Porous Borosilicate Glass Mixing Bowl Pour Spout Graduated Stain Resistant Silicone Base Ring
FAQ
Q1What does non-porous mean for a mixing bowl?
AIt means the glass surface has no open pores for food to enter. On plastic, bamboo or unglazed ceramic, microscopic pores and whisk scratches hold oils, pigments and proteins; on polished borosilicate the surface is closed, so whatever is mixed in the bowl leaves with the washing water instead of staying in the wall.
Q2Does it really not hold the smell of garlic or curry?
AThat is the practical test of the claim. A bowl used for garlic paste, onion or curry paste comes back neutral after a normal wash, because there is no porous layer for volatile aroma compounds to sit in. Plastic bowls typically keep a smell for days and bamboo for longer.
Q3Will turmeric and tomato leave a stain?
ANo. Turmeric, beetroot, tomato sauce and berry mixtures rinse off without leaving a tint, because the pigment cannot penetrate the surface. Any visible residue on glass sits on top of the surface and comes away with soap and a soft cloth.
Q4Does it harbour bacteria the way plastic does?
AThe mechanism that makes plastic a concern is scratching: metal whisks and spatulas cut fine grooves that hold food residue out of reach of normal washing. A polished glass surface does not develop those grooves, so cleaning is a surface action rather than a scrubbing exercise, and the bowl can be sanitised with hot water or in a dishwasher.
Q5Can I use a metal whisk or an electric hand mixer in it?
AYes. Borosilicate is harder than the coatings used on non-stick and will not deform under a balloon whisk or hand mixer beaters. As with any glass bowl, avoid dropping a heavy metal tool straight onto the base and avoid striking the rim.
Q6Will it crack if I pour hot liquid into a cold bowl?
AThe body is rated from -40 to 560 degrees C and is made for thermal shock: hot stock into a cold bowl, or a bowl from the fridge into a microwave, is within its working range. Avoid putting a cold bowl directly onto a hot hob, and do not subject it to direct flame.
Q7How accurate are the moulded graduations?
AThe litre and cup marks are moulded into the wall at the same time as the bowl, so they cannot peel off or fade. They are intended for working measurements while mixing - within roughly 5% - which is why the bowl also has a pour spout for transferring measured liquid into a jug when a recipe needs exact volume.
Q8Does the pour spout actually help?
AIt gives the batter or cream a defined lip to leave from, instead of running around the rim and down the outside wall. Combined with the wide 240mm opening, it makes transferring to a tin or a jug a one-handed action rather than a cleanup afterwards.
Q9Can the silicone base ring stay on in the oven?
ARemove it for oven use and for any temperature above normal washing. The ring exists to stop the bowl sliding on a stainless counter while whisking; it lifts off without tools and goes back on once the bowl is cool and dry.
Q10Is it dishwasher and freezer safe?
AYes. Dishwasher safe on any rack, and freezer safe to -40 degrees C for chilling dough, cream or stock. Remove the silicone ring before washing if food has collected under it, and let both parts dry fully before refitting.
Q11What is the 3000ml size good for?
AA full batch of bread or pizza dough, a two-layer cake batter, whipping 500ml of cream with headroom, or mixing a salad for six. The same mould family covers 1000ml, 2000ml and 4000ml, so a retailer can build a nesting set across four sizes.
Q12Is it BPA-free and food safe?
AYes. The bowl is borosilicate glass with no plastic liner or coating, and the only polymer part is the removable food-grade silicone ring. Certification covers FDA, LFGB and DGCCRF, with factory systems under ISO9001 and BSCI.
Q13What is the MOQ, lead time and customisation?
A3000 pcs per colour. Samples in 7 days, bulk production 45-60 days after deposit and artwork approval, monthly capacity 500,000 pcs. Customisation covers laser etching or silk-screen logo, optional PP or PE lids with vent, retail gift box artwork and drop-test cartons with barcode or FBA labels.