Silicone Suction Bowl with Lid – Mint

R399.00

The award-winning stickie^® silicone suction bowl is ergonomically designed to give you and your little one the confidence to rock mealtimes like superstars. Its super suction base holds the bowl firmly in place on almost any solid surface and prevents mini me’s sticky mess from flying across the dining table. The bowl’s rounded design makes it easy to tackle even the last mouthful, but should there be any leftovers, simply use the matching see-through silicone lid to neatly store the yumminess for later. Made of premium food-grade silicone, this versatile and durable product is dishwasher, oven and microwave safe (up to 230°C), as well as freezer friendly (up to -40°C). Proudly designed in Australia.

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JUNIOR DESIGN AWARDS – 2021 GOLD WINNER. The stickie^® bowl won Best Children’s Tableware Design.
Made of non-toxic silicone that is independently certified to the highest European standards (FDA and LFGB approved). Free from BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalates.
Frequently Asked Questions:
- Do stickie^® bowls suction to any surface? Yes, as long as air can’t get underneath the suction foot and both surfaces are clean and free of dust, scratches or holes. The suction foot does not function well on porous surfaces, but surfaces that do work include plastic, glass, stone and sealed wood.
- How do I get the best suction on the stickie^®? Like our stickie^® plate, remove all the air between the surface and the suction foot. We recommend suctioning the bowl to the table first and then adding the food. Otherwise, simply place the bowl with food on the surface and then press down with a spoon to remove the air pocket.
- Are the stickie^® bowl lids airtight? No. The lids aren’t designed to create a water or airtight seal, but they do fit firmly to help you store leftovers in the fridge. We therefore do not recommend using them to carry liquids if you’re going to place them in your bag.
- Is it safe to cut food in my stickie^® bowl? Yes, but we only recommend using dinner knives as sharp knives can damage the surface.