CorelleVitrelle Glass 6-PC Bowls Set, For Soup Cereal & Dessert, Chip-Resistant & Lightweight Bowl Dinnerware Set, Red Banded 28 OZ

Perfect size for soup or cereal. Corelli is so sturdy and dependable. Quality totally consistent. Red edge makes them look a bit higher end, very cute. Dishwasher safe — so easy — and also microwave safe, essential! Love em. Recommend.

Love these bowls! Just right for chunky soup or anything.

Good size for cereal, soup, chili…

The only thing I have a problem with concerning Corelle bowls is that they are somewhat pricey at around $8.50 a dish, but for what they do, I'm personally okay with the cost. They are virtually unbreakable, they/re easy to clean and never become stained, and can go in an oven, microwave, dishwasher, or freezer. I became so dissatisfied with the chipped and broken ceramic dishes, and ugly stained and heat scared plastic bowls that I'm now gradually switching everything over to Corelle ware. Plus, I just found out that they even make silicone lids to fit the bowls for refrigerator storage, although they too are a little pricey at about $4.50 per lid. However, I do recommend this bowl, cost and all.

Lightweight, dishwasher safe, easy to use in microwave and holds a good size of food. I haven't dropped one so don't know if it would break but they seem good quality and look nice.

I had been searching for some replacement bowls, especially this size for soup and I was coming up empty but lo and behold. I was able to find it on Amazon and of course I love Coral, but I also love the fact that I was able to find them. They weren’t expensive like they would’ve been on eBay and they were delivered without damage rather quickly.

Use them all the time. Great soup bowl

My wife wanted some lightweight bowls to heat up soups and small servings of food. Our current dishes are heavy, and it is hard for her to lift out of the cabinets. She saw these and wanted to try them out. They are very light and thin. They do not seem to heat up as much when warming things up in the microwave as when I use the other types of bowls. Because they are so light and thin, it makes me feel like I am going to break them, but they seem to be holding up really well. I guess I will know how strong they are as I get more relaxed with them and bang them around more. They are larger than what I would consider a cereal bowl. Although if you eat a lot of cereal (more than 3-4 "official serving sizes" as I do) at a time, these will work great. My wife loves them, so then I do also.