Do you have a special cereal bowl? Even though we've eaten our favorite breakfast treat (or late night snack) out of almost every bowl in the house, having the perfect bowl makes for a most amazing experience. It might sound silly, but having a bowl that sits in your hand and cradles the milk without spilling each time you dip your spoon in — well that's just a thing of beauty. Here are five handmade bowls that would make your breakfast just a little more special.
While CB2 makes a great handled soup bowl and Crate and Barrel carries ones that have all white exteriors and bright glossy colorful interiors, and there's even a cute cross stitch bowl over at Kmart — handmade, handcrafted cereal bowls just seem to have a little something extra to them. Knowing it's been shaped to fit this specific need just makes them that much more awesome.
If you're looking for a handmade, extra-special bowl for your morning cereal, here are five options to choose from:
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• Midnight Blue Bowl, $12 from Etsy seller tlwpottery
• Eat Your Heart Out Cereal Bowl, $15 from Etsy seller Folded Pigs
• Sky Blue & Oatmeal Handled Soup Bowl, $16 from Etsy seller ShannaRhumburg
• Breakfast Set, $30 from Etsy seller NSpottery
• Rabbit Bowl, $32 from Etsy seller Patticeramics
What's your favorite cereal or oatmeal bowl? Does it have a story?
Related: Grape Nuts to Corn Flakes: 7 Recipes for Homemade Cereal
(Images: Etsy store owners as linked above)
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I remember fondly the spoon and bowl that I saved endless cheerio tops to get when I was in grade school. The spoon had my name engraved on the handle and I still use it to scoop coffee now. :)
I love the bowls I bought from a friend's dad's pottery studio! I wish I could eat everything out of them. When we were growing up, the morning after sleepovers would start with picking out our bowls from his collection for the house. So I'm really excited to have my own now!