How much liquid does this bowl hold?
1405948
22 oz. or 2 3/4 cups, filled to the bottom edge of the band around the top of the bowl.
1405949
Two cups to the lower ring - 3 cups brings it to just above the upper ring.
1405950
These bowls hold 3 1/2 cups of liquid to the very brim. So a comfortable bowl of soup would be about 2 1/2 - 2 3/4 cups in a Duralex bowl.
1405951
Can you see that broad band at the top rim of the bowl? Three cups will take you to the bottom of that band, which is really about as much liquid as you'd want to put in the bowl. If you fill it to the absolute rim of the bowl, it will take four cups, but we're talking the absolute tippy-top of the bowl then.
1469739
The total bowl capacity is 12 ounces. The working capacity is around 10 ounces. If you are working with something that is real 'liquidy' then 8 ounces is more realistic. I agonized over what I size I needed before I bought this one. That being said, I have had this one for a while now and found it to be the best size for my needs. Not too big to do a quick grind of bit of spice but still big enough to produce a respectable aioli.
1174700
It holds about 2 cups, its the size of a soup bowl. It was larger than I expected.
1720854
Just measured it personally: if I fill the bowl to about one-quarter inch of the top (really the max you'd ever want in there), the bowl contains 26 ounces of water. This is just over three fluid cups.
517828
It holds four ounces of liquid filled to about 1/4 inch from the top. Pretty big.
1893607
NOT possible to hold 12oz (360mL) of anything unless LEAD weight measure by weight and not volume. these were in inch diameter measure, I THINK, in description. I have three sizes - to the rim - low 4.5 inch diameter holds 180mL (6 fl oz). low 5.5 inch diameter holds 300mL (10 fl oz) and taller 4.5 inch diameter x 2 inch high holds 360mL (12 fl oz). This referenced bowl picture seems low and wide so I'd say it's 300mL/10 fl oz capacity.
95624
The Soup / Ceral bowl is 2" deep and 7" in diameter. The bowl will hold a whole can of Campbell's Chunky style soup which contains about 19 ounces. I've been very pleased with mine. I hope this helps.
1472200
I never measured what I put in, and am not I. Town to measure it, but best guess would approximately 3 cups. It is large enough to place another bowl inside it. Hope thus helps.
741346
Its a 10 cup bowl but I have never measured 10 cups of liquid in it. I use it mainly for making salsa and chopping.
1116849
5 1/4" diameter bowl. Bowl holds 2.2 cups when full to the brim. The bowls can stack, although mine tend to stick together when I stack them. These are beautiful bowls & we enjoy using ours.
1455019
The bowl is 6" in diameter 2" deep. The cup is about 12 fl oz. (about over half of a small gatorade bottle).
1215417
the water is 2" deep in the center it takes about 1.5 gallons of water to fill it . the weather is -3 here the bowl works wonderful. hope this helps.
2098374
It holds just over 5 cups of water when full. Don't fill it completely to the top, however, since it could bubble over when boiling.
1538688
About 14 inches. It will hold about 6 gallons of liquid. Maybe I got a different one, but I just measured it and it was about 2 inches more than my ruler.
583236
The description says 24 oz. capacity......but I don't know how close to the top 24 oz. would rise in the bowl. All I know is that I can empty one (10 3/4 oz) can of soup and the equal amount of water and that's as high as I want to fill the bowl. (For neatness of no-spill and safety) Also, I can put one can of mini Raviolis (15 oz) and that's plenty enough for me. If you are using the bowl for cold foods, then it can be filled higher. But for use in the microwave, I would not over fill the bowl. I love this bowl.
844450
It holds 3 cups of water, which is 24 ounces. By the way, I love these bowls. I was given two of them as wedding gifts 30 years ago and still have them...because they're such a good size for leftovers and made of glass, I ordered some extras and they're just as good as my old ones.
1791238
It is small, and holds about 2 cups. We fill both bowls with water. That work well for our Australlian Terrier