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KitchenAid 8 Cup Batter Bowl – Measuring Mixing Bowl, Black

SKU: DX305

£15.33(£18.40 inc VAT)

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The KitchenAid 8 Cup Batter Bowl is a straightforward measuring and mixing bowl intended for accurate preparation of wet and dry ingredients. Made from BPA-free plastic, it holds 1.9 litres and carries measurement markings in both half-litre and US cup increments on the interior, allowing quantities to be read directly in the bowl without transferring to a separate measure.

In a busy prep kitchen, small details matter. The non-slip base keeps the bowl steady on a work surface during mixing, and the integrated spout allows controlled, mess-free pouring directly from the bowl into tins, pans, or jugs. The non-slip handle gives a confident grip when the bowl is full, which is a practical consideration when moving between stations or pouring over a hot surface.

  • Dual measurement markings in half-litres and US cups for versatile prep work
  • Integrated spout for controlled, drip-free pouring
  • Non-slip base and handle for stability in use
  • BPA-free plastic construction — food safe
  • Dishwasher safe for straightforward end-of-service cleaning

This bowl is suited to bakery prep, pastry sections, or any kitchen where batter, liquid mixes, or measured dry ingredients are handled regularly. Its compact size makes it practical for smaller-batch work rather than high-volume production; for larger batch prep, a bigger-capacity bowl would be more appropriate.

If you're building out a prep station and want to make sure you have the right sizes and quantities to hand, the team is happy to help you work through what's needed.

Frequently asked questions

Is this bowl suitable for daily use in a commercial kitchen?

It is well suited to regular prep use in bakery, pastry, or general prep sections where small-batch measuring is needed. For high-volume or continuous production environments, a larger or more heavy-duty bowl would likely be more practical.

Can this bowl be used for both wet and dry ingredients?

Yes — the measurement markings and wide bowl shape make it practical for measuring and mixing both wet ingredients such as batter or sauces and dry ingredients such as flour or sugar.

How should this bowl be cleaned in a commercial setting?

The bowl is dishwasher safe, making it straightforward to run through a commercial glasswasher or dishwasher at the end of a service period. Hand washing is equally suitable if preferred.
KitchenAid 8 Cup Batter Bowl – Measuring Mixing Bowl, Black

£15.33(£18.40 inc VAT)

£15.33(£18.40 inc VAT)

The KitchenAid 8 Cup Batter Bowl is a straightforward measuring and mixing bowl intended for accurate preparation of wet and dry ingredients. Made from BPA-free plastic, it holds 1.9 litres and carries measurement markings in both half-litre and US cup increments on the interior, allowing quantities to be read directly in the bowl without transferring to a separate measure.

In a busy prep kitchen, small details matter. The non-slip base keeps the bowl steady on a work surface during mixing, and the integrated spout allows controlled, mess-free pouring directly from the bowl into tins, pans, or jugs. The non-slip handle gives a confident grip when the bowl is full, which is a practical consideration when moving between stations or pouring over a hot surface.

  • Dual measurement markings in half-litres and US cups for versatile prep work
  • Integrated spout for controlled, drip-free pouring
  • Non-slip base and handle for stability in use
  • BPA-free plastic construction — food safe
  • Dishwasher safe for straightforward end-of-service cleaning

This bowl is suited to bakery prep, pastry sections, or any kitchen where batter, liquid mixes, or measured dry ingredients are handled regularly. Its compact size makes it practical for smaller-batch work rather than high-volume production; for larger batch prep, a bigger-capacity bowl would be more appropriate.

If you're building out a prep station and want to make sure you have the right sizes and quantities to hand, the team is happy to help you work through what's needed.