Ceramic Mixing Bowl In the Forest - 4L

Made of high-quality, chip-resistant earthenware.

All orders are processed within 1–2 business days of placement. You'll receive a confirmation email with tracking once your order ships.

Local Delivery — Toronto
$10 flat fee · 2–4 business days. Select "Ship/Deliver" at checkout. Enter your cell phone number for text tracking updates. Condo/apartment? Don't forget to include your buzzer number at checkout.

Canada-Wide Shipping
Orders $175+ → Free shipping
Orders below $175 → Calculated at checkout. Delivery typically within 2–7 business days, depending on your province.

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International Shipping

We ship to the European Union within 2–3 business days of order placement (may be longer during high-volume periods). Shipping is calculated at checkout. Customers are responsible for any duties or customs fees.

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Established in the 1800s, and famous for its durable, high-quality earthenware mixing bowls, Mason Cash is a renowned British kitchenware brand that offers a beautiful selection of kitchenware, oven to tableware, tabletop items, pet bowls and cake decorating equipment as well as much-loved mixing bowls. All of their products are lovingly designed in England and are popular not just in the UK, but across the globe.

Ideal for pastry, cookie dough, and cake mixtures, this wide, shallow shaped bowl is convenient when mixing ingredients and kneading dough. The distinctive patterned exterior helps bakers achieve a secure grip and the bowls are heavy enough to remain stable on the worktop, yet light enough to hold comfortably in one hand.

Dishwasher Safe

Wash before first use

This product is an alternative to non-durable serveware/drinkware.

Ceramics are made from natural materials and are inert, but because they are fired at very high temperatures, they are not typically accepted in commercial recycling programs. When possible, reuse or donate intact pieces. Broken ceramics can be repurposed for art projects, driveway underlayment, gravel pathways, or added to the bottom of garden pots or soil beds to improve drainage.