Onion Soup Crocks With Handles

Nice quality and size. Would purchase again.

Very Very nice set of soup bowls. WELL WORTH THE PRICE! I especially like the handles, and you get a good portion of soup in this bowl. They are also oven safe.

Like these bowls a lot. My corning ware bowls got broke and I needed new bowls with handles to make it easy to handle when filled with something very hot. I like the color too (red).

This is a gift for an 80 year old who has arthritis in her hands. The handles make it easier to hold.

Great for French Onion soup. Use them for Trader Joe’s from the frozen section. Only thing is the hole in the handle takes in water when using a dishwasher. Doesn’t hurt them, just water comes out when pulling them from the washer.

Love them. Right size. Can’t wait to use them.

I bought these soup crocks to fulfill my dream of making French onion soup like a true chef. You know, the kind that looks like it was kissed by a Parisian sunset, with golden, bubbling cheese and aromatic caramelized onions swimming in a rich broth. Well, these crocks did the job... and then they did a little more than I bargained for. First, let me tell you the pros: Sturdy ceramic construction that looks as fancy as a Michelin-starred restaurant. A beautiful long handle for carrying the soup straight from the oven. But here's the kicker. The handles have drainage holes. Yes, you read that right. DRAINAGE HOLES. I’m not sure if the designers were inspired by colanders or wanted to ensure that no soup crock ever experiences the agony of holding onto liquid too long. The first time I poured my gorgeous French onion soup into the crock, everything seemed fine. I proudly carried it to the table — until I felt a mysterious warmth dripping onto my leg. That’s when I realized I wasn’t serving soup; I was serving leaky cheese-covered disappointment. Now, I have to say, these crocks added some unexpected excitement to our dinner. Every spoonful was a thrilling race against gravity. My dog loves them too — every drip was a gift from above. Since then, I’ve found they’re also great for: Watering plants – dual function as a fancy planter with built-in drainage! Straining pasta – why use a pot when your soup crock doubles as a mini colander? Performance art – demonstrate the fleeting nature of soup. All in all, I love these quirky crocks. They taught me that life, like soup, is unpredictable. Next time, I’ll use them for French onion soup again — just with a mop close by. Would I recommend? Absolutely. Just maybe keep a towel handy.

These are unique. If you pour hot soup into the bowl, you can use the handle to carry the bowl. And you can use the handle to tilt your bowl to use your spoon to get to the soup at the bottom. Nice lined design. Feels like a premium item. I like these bowls alot.

Very nice bowls, love the size

Exceed my expectations, amazing dishes I love it

I like the look of this product, but unfortunately when immediately opening the light box it came in I noticed that one of handles had broken off cleanly from the bowl. It appears it was never bonded properly. I would simply like to replace this one bowl. Could the manufacturer/seller not ship one out to me?