Very nice colors. Excellent quality. (thick, not thin)
Only thing is that I thought a 2 cup item would be larger, thinking that their "2 cup" description meant that it would hold 2 cups of nuts, candy, or whatnot.

I actually "tested" it with a 2 cup measuring cup. The bowl only held the entire 2 cups of water because the water sort of "rounded up" and thus didn't go over the edge of the bowl.

If you plan to use it as a serving dish, as I did, you'll need to plan on about 1 cup to 1 1/2 cups of food product. If you need a 2 cup untensil, buy something else because the food would spill out if anyone dipped a spoon into it for their serving.

I have several pieces of the Norpro Wood items and I really like the look!! They look so cool full of relishes or salsa!!

I like to use colorful bowls to hold my balls of yarn when I'm knitting. It keeps the yarn clean and keeps the ball from rolling around on the floor becoming a toys for the dogs, kids, etc.

I guess I had no concept of how big a 2-cup bowl would be but it is tiny. As the original poster mentioned, I would not be able to use this for 2-cups of soup. The actual dimensions are about 5 inches across by 2.5 inches to the top of the rim (that is measuring from the inside of the wood). I think going by the actual dimensions gives you a much better idea of weather the bowl is going to do what you want it to do and wish the website would post that instead.

For use with "dry ingredients", I typically will use 100-gram skeins (I realize this is a weird benchmark for a bowl being sold in the kitchen section) and I can barely get one 100-gram ball in the bowl. By weight, 100 grams is about 4 ounces.

In terms of looks and build quality, these are nice little... Read more