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Crate and Barrel glass rice and noodle bowls



 
 
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Old 20-01-2004, 06:40 PM
chicken and waffles
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Hi, Everyone. I usually don't order from these types of catalogues but I
think I got a good deal today. The rice bowls are four for 5.95 and the
same size as regular rice bowls. We have been using the blue and white ones
from my great grandfather's Chinese restaurants and are now down to the
exact number of our family so it's good to have backup.

I don't know if I can recommend the noodle bowls because they are HUGE -
nang myun HUGE. If I had to do it over again, I wouldn't have ordered them.

Anyway, the rice bowls are on sale and quantities are limited:
http://www.crateandbarrel.com/itemgroups/20706_2.asp


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Old 21-01-2004, 06:15 PM
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"chicken and waffles" wrote in message
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Hi, Everyone. I usually don't order from these types of catalogues but I
think I got a good deal today. The rice bowls are four for 5.95 and the
same size as regular rice bowls. We have been using the blue and white

ones
from my great grandfather's Chinese restaurants and are now down to the
exact number of our family so it's good to have backup.

I don't know if I can recommend the noodle bowls because they are HUGE -
nang myun HUGE. If I had to do it over again, I wouldn't have ordered

them.

Anyway, the rice bowls are on sale and quantities are limited:
http://www.crateandbarrel.com/itemgroups/20706_2.asp



The noodle bowls are so huge (my mom says they are supposed to be that
huge - we just don't eat that way) that I am using all four to hold the
citrus fruit for Chinese New Year.



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Old 21-01-2004, 10:16 PM
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"chicken and waffles" wrote in message
I don't know if I can recommend the noodle bowls because they are HUGE


well 7.5" isn't that big at all. They are supposed to be larger to
hold the noodles and soup plus all the goodies. I've been to a
Vietnamese restaurent where the "small" Pho is that size, then it goes
up to regular (10"), large (looks like 12") and extra large (didn't
dare order this size!)
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Old 22-01-2004, 01:44 AM
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"Tippi" wrote in message
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"chicken and waffles" wrote in message
I don't know if I can recommend the noodle bowls because they are HUGE


well 7.5" isn't that big at all. They are supposed to be larger to
hold the noodles and soup plus all the goodies. I've been to a
Vietnamese restaurent where the "small" Pho is that size, then it goes
up to regular (10"), large (looks like 12") and extra large (didn't
dare order this size!)



They're DEEP.

but yes, you are right and the restaurant bowl would stay on the table but
at home we like to hold the bowls and our hands aren't big enough to feel
confident about holding these noodle bowls. They are really great value for
the price though.

And after two meals, we are in love with the rice bowls (just in time for
New Years too!)


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Old 22-01-2004, 02:30 AM
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In article , aa172
@torfree.net says...
"chicken and waffles" wrote in message
I don't know if I can recommend the noodle bowls because they are HUGE


well 7.5" isn't that big at all. They are supposed to be larger to
hold the noodles and soup plus all the goodies. I've been to a
Vietnamese restaurent where the "small" Pho is that size, then it goes
up to regular (10"), large (looks like 12") and extra large (didn't
dare order this size!)

My boss ordered the extra large for me one time. He said that the huge
size reminded people of the old fashioned locomotive turntables in the
railroad roundhouses that were used to switch them to different tracks,
so they sometimes call them by the same name. Anybody heard of it?

Dennis
 




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