served Small Insulated Serving Bowl for hot and cold food with double-walled lid (20oz/.625Q). Locks in heat or cold for hours. Vacuum-sealed, double-walled, spill-proof insulated serving bowl.

I just used my white bowl after recently purchasing it and love it! I am not surprised by its quality since I already own the white served pitcher which my husband and I love making frozen margaritas in and sitting outside in hot Tampa where our margarita never melts. I can't recommend these products enough! They do exactly as advertised and look so impressive and sleek on table top. I was so impressed that I purchased some pitchers as house warming gifts for friends.The bowl will be my new gift idea. It's the perfect size and the lid stays on tight while traveling! I only wish I had this bowl years ago when my kids were young and loads of promised dinner sides were half splashed around my car floor en route to party.

5 stars way up for this powerhouse bowl! It came packaged very well and right out of the box I could feel how sturdy and durable the bowl was. I immediately thought that it looked and felt like a Yeti cup for my food! I made a salad to take over to a friends house for pizza night and it traveled well (was still crisp and cold when I got there) and I got a ton of compliments from friends. I’m glad it has a place to write my name on the bottom because I saw a lot of envious looks checking out my Served bowl. Highly recommend! I think I’ll get the pitcher next!

I love the concept of this bowl and overall it's very useful. It's just a bit on the small side to do too awfully much with it (though, admittedly, it's hard enough getting it into the freezer to chill at the size it is so I don't quite know how I'd do with anything larger). I like the color a lot and I always appreciate things that have lids, given my tendency to experiment with gravity and physics and such. If it were just a bit bigger maybe...

This small serving bowl works as advertised for keeping food cold. I got the caviar color which is a nice dark gray. It is a sturdy stainless steel bowl and a thick, double wall plastic cover with a very strong seal. It is actually a little challenging to get the cover off as it is such a tight fit.We prepped the bowl as recommended in the instructions that came with the product by putting the food in for the refrigerator for 15 minutes before putting the lid on. We then left it out for almost 4 hours and sure enough it tasted as cold as it was when it is put in the container. And none of the salad dressing leaked out after turning it upside down for some time. We also tried a fruit and yogurt mix and left it in for a little over 3 hours and the result was the same. We did not test any hot food because we only travel with cold foods.All in, this is a great product and I recommend it however it is too small for most regular size portions and for the price seem too high for too little.

This bowl is about the size of a bowl or soup or salad. If pre-heated or pre-chilled, it will keep its contents warm or cool for a few hours. I tested it by pre-heating it with hot tap water, then filling it with boiling water. Starting at 200 degrees and kept in a 70-degree room, it cooled to 150 degrees in one hour, 125 degrees in two hours, and 100 degrees after four hours. When cooled overnight full of water, then left on the counter in a 70-degree room, it went from 37 degrees to 43 degrees in one hour, 53 degrees in two hours, and 60 degrees in four hours.I initially had trouble removing the top, but eventually got it open by inserting a sharp knife under the lift tab and prying the top off. Inside I found a note advising users to do exactly what I did. Subsequently, I found that it can also be pried off by digging a fingernail under the lid.I'm uncertain when and why this bowl would be useful. The top cannot be fully secured for travel, which eliminates taking soup or any liquid to work or on a picnic. It could be used for a salad, though. In summary, it seems to be well-made but of limited use.

I needed a new serving bowl and this looked like a good option to pick up so after doing some research I decided to give it a try. Man, this is definitely the highest-quality serving bowl I have and will ever have. It is very hefty and the lid is a bit hard to open given that there are no obvious points in which you can open it given that the bowl is somewhat slippery, but I would say that that's the only negative along with the price tag being a tad high for my liking. However, if you are looking for the highest quality serving bowl that can withstand it all, this is 100% the one for you and I would not hesitate to pick it up.

This is a nice bowl for storing or serving guac, dips, or small snacks. It looks and feels like a quality bowl that should last for many years. I love the mint color and insulation. It does a great job of keeping foods hot or cold, which will be nice for camping or picnics. However, I deducted a star because the lid is annoying and difficult to remove without spilling the contents. I need to hug the bowl against my body and pry the lid off with a combination of the little tab on the lid and working my nails between the lid and bowl. It would've been so much nicer to have a twist lid or something like a vacuum seal lever. I haven't been using this as a daily storage bowl due to the lid inconvenience, but it's great as a small prep or snack bowl.

I deducted one star because I think $50 is way too expensive for this very small bowl. That's about double what I would expect to pay. For example, RTIC sells a 3 QT and 5 QT combo for $99 and this little bowl is less than a quart, advertised as .63 quart capacity.I REALLY like this bowl though. It's a perfect size for dips etcetera, without having to use larger serving bowls. The finish is very nice and the top lid is very sturdy and even insulated as well. It definitely keeps the contents hot or cold while the lid is on and does not spill during transport. It also helps to keep the contents hot and cold once the lid is off too, just not as long which is expected.I also like the prompt on the bottom to put your name. I often forget to do this and have lost some dishes that way. It's even more important when the bowl is $50.