Glass or plastic bowls?
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Plastic bowls. Pretty heavy duty plastic, though. Pretty good measuring markings on the side of the bowls.
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My Ninja has it's own containers which I use, but if I were to use anything else, it would be heavy duty plastic. This Ninja is great. Purchased one for my daughter as well.
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Plastic, not glass. Whatever plastic it is can take the heat of hot gravy. YES, the measurement indications have lasted years without wear.
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I would not prefer since the surface is hot it may melt your container. I use only glass bowls.
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I have the smaller version of what you are looking at. It does have stainless steel bowls that are really helpful, but the light gray pieces are wood. I have mine indoors but it should be fine outside, the plastic is pretty sturdy. I hope that helps.
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Glass. Definitely glass. If you get this as a gift, make sure the person you give it to knows this. I got this for my father and he held it with one hand, thinking it was plastic. He didn't have the globe aligned properly and it fell, shattering into shards next to where he sat.
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Not sure about material...I threw away the box. Bowls are much smaller than implied by picture.
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You would not want a bowl made of plexi glass because it is thin and tends to shatter. It is a very durable plastic bowl with a ring on bottom for gripping kitchen counter. Also if you have problems with the spinner, they have a very generous replacement policy.
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The bowls are Corelle ceramic - - about as safe as any glass product made. No lead, & BPA is a plastic and metal food can coating problem.
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Bowls are microwaveable. The glass is tempered and is substantial in feel as all tempered glass is.
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The stainless steel bowl would certainly be dishwasher safe. I am not sure about the plastic components. I hand wash this kind of stuff so don't pay much attention to what is dishwasher safe other than plates and glasses.
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The one I ordered last week was glass. Before that it was plastic. Seems to be luck of the draw...
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Plastic and a lot less expensive at my local Kroger's. I know, I wish it were glass also.
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plastic. this bowl is made of plastic and is remarkably flimsy. it scratches easily and remains cloudy and dirty looking. i would most certainly not purchase this bowl. i threw mine out.
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Yes they are made of plastic, for a few dollars more you can get beautiful ceramic bowls from pier 1
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My order was plastic. You might be able to get glass if you prefer...not sure
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I don't know the difference between different types of glass, but like Pyrex, I imagine similar caution needs to be taken. I wouldn't use the dish on top of the stove nor would I put a hot dish in cool water, ways that I myself broke 2 Pyrex dishes.
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The entire thing is plastic and small. My hummingbirds preferred our larger glass cylinders. Hope that helps.