Mixing Bowls with Lid Set, 27PCS Kitchen Utensils Metal Bowl Stainless Steel Nesting Bowls, Measuring Cups and Spoons, Egg Whisk for Baking

I am in love with my mixer. Easy to use. It's light weight. Exactly like photo. Can be stored away easily. Love my mixing bowl.

Good quality decent price works like a child and exactly as described

Very nice set. I bought as a gift for my granddaughter. She loves it.

The quality could be better 🙂 But it's okay for the price

Thank You! Fantastic appliance works wonderfully. And delivery was right on time as promised!!!

Great set. Metal is thin so it is lite, structure makes it strong. Wife complained when I bought them, now she likes them.We needed them, to many glass bowl which did not live.

Very nice.. works as expected!!

Maybe I'm expecting a bit too much. Last time I bought steel mixing bowls was in the 90's, but even back then, sturdiness and a well-made product were making way for planned obsolescence (thanks Iacocca, you sucked!)...This was a bit of a surprise, though. I'd carefully shopped when I bought my long-ago set, so I knew what I was looking for - a well-rounded lip, uniform on each bowl; the offset just below that lip, so that similarly sized bowls won't form a suction bond so strong, they fuse into one; flat bottoms and unpolished exterior, to provide stability; polished interior, to make cleanup easier. This set has all those features.With all those details indicating a high-quality set, I was a bit surprised by the features that I found lacking. First of all, they're about as thick as a sheet of parchment paper. Thicker than notebook paper, but definitely FAR thinner than I'd expected from steel mixing bowls. They're definitely NOT on par with, say, the bowl for my Kitchen aid stand mixer, and not even close to my 90's set! My other problem was the size. With so many bowls in the set, I didn't check the dimensions as carefully as I should. These things are okay, but I certainly can't mix up a triple batch of cookie dough in here, and my husband won't be mixing the filling for his apple pies in here, either. Turn out, it's going to cost me around $120 more to buy the bigger bowls we need. I'm very lucky that only one of those from my last set has grown feet.Without spending a bloody fortune, this is probably the best you'll do for less than $500+. It's just a sad thing to see, that they're so thin, small, and flimsy, I'll probably be replacing them a LOT sooner than 25 years from now. My last set was cheap enough on the pay of a lower enlisted in the army to afford, and I still have several of those. If I can keep those from disappearing as my kids move out, I expect I'll still have those when I buy my next set. I really hope those are thicker than heavy duty aluminum foil!While the bowls are definitely NOT worth 4 stars, the extras are nicer than they are, so they earn a couple more.