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5 Qt. Serving Bowl with Lid
Hydro Flask
5 Qt. Serving Bowl with Lid
$64.95
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　　Sleek and durable vacuum-insulated serving bowl with lid

　　Big enough to serve meals at camp, the BBQ or on the dining table, the Hydro Flask 5 Quart Serving Bowl with Press-in Lid keeps food hot or cold till chow time. Your hands stay comfy even when the contents are hot thanks to TouchShield™ insulation.

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　　• Ideal size for 5-6 people

　　• TouchShield™ double wall insulation keeps hot food hot and cold food cold while shielding hands from temperature transfer

　　• Press-In Lid for mess-free transport

　　• Bowls are designed to stack together for easy transport, carry, and storage

　　• 18/8 Pro-Grade Stainless Steel construction

　　• Color Last™ powder coat for added durability

　　• Dishwasher safe

　　• BPA-Free and Phthalate-Free

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