Entertain and Keep Food Fresh with the Rigwa 1.5 Insulated Bowl
Do you love going back for seconds with dinner? Maybe you have large dinner parties and need new bowls?
Keeping the freshness of our meals is incredibly important especially if we cook it early and only plan to serve it later. With the Rigwa 1.5 Insulated Bowl you will never have to worry about food freshness again.
The Rigwa 1.5 Insulated Bowl is much more than just a serving bowl for your food, but it also storage, a great way to prep meals and snacks on the go, meal planning bowls and so much more. With the lid completely off, you can fill your Rigwa 1.5 up to 48 oz (1.5 QT) and with the lid on you can fit up to 40 oz (1.25 QT). Built with double-walled food grade stainless steel, your food will be perfect with every single bite out of your Rigwa 1.5 Insulated Bowl.
There are many features to the Rigwa Insulated Bowl that make it the best bowl for hot or cold meals.
Key Features
The Rigwa 1.5 Insulated bowls are made out of stainless steel and are built with vacuum insulation technology, ensuring a greater temperature control for both your hot and cold meals. Your hot meals will stay piping hot for up to 4 hours and cold meals will stay chilly for up to 8 hours.
With a patented, spill-proof lid, you can rest assured that you will be able to store food within the Rigwar 1.5 Insulated Bowl for hours at a time as it creates an air-tight seal for the ultimate freshness in your meals.
With sleek angles to the bowl, you will have an easy eating experience, you can pass it along the long table to share meals and it also is built for an easy cleaning experience. You will have nothing but ease with the Rigwa 1.5 Insulated Bowl.
Our Final Opinion on this Gadget
When looking for a great bowl for either storage or serving, there is nothing better than a bowl that can hold in the temperature you so desire. There is no need to look any further than the Rigwa 1.5 Insulated Bowl.
Hayley is one of the most respected woman tech editors in Australia. She is a professional and creative writer from Deakin University in Geelong, Victoria.