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Deep Soup Bowls for Hearty Meals

Serve the heartiest of soups when you select deep soup bowls for your tabletop. These bowls come in a variety of silhouettes and sizes, just like any soup bowl, but are defined by a deeper bowl that allows for larger serving sizes or heartier soups and stews that contain more ingredients. Check out styles that have wide rims for serving bread with your soup or discover a tureen style that invites an extra serving of French onion or other thick or layered soups. Pair your deep soup bowls with dinnerware from the same collection or make a special set of a look you love that you use just for warming meals.

Sizing Your Soup Bowls

Many people choose soup bowls based on depth. The traditional soup bowl is a couple of inches deep, enough to use a ladle to share one serving at a time. The bowls often have rims for bread.

  • Deep soup bowls include an extra couple of inches that allow you to dole out two servings at once or enjoy a layer of cheese or croutons on top of your soup with room left over for scooping.
  • When you select deeper bowls, the rims may still be the same size. This is because soup bowl rims are already wide. They're meant to hold chunks of bread to dip in your soup or stew.
  • If you're used to tureen-style bowls, you already know how great a deep soup bowl is. These bowls often have handles on the side that let you carry the bowl from cooktop or countertop to table.

Soup Bowls for All Courses

Once you discover soup bowls you love, you may want to start using them for all courses and maybe even all meals. They're a simple way to make a meal feel intimate and warm, no matter what you serve.

  • In the mornings, oatmeal, cereal or yogurt parfaits with lots of mix-ins make interesting use of these bowls. The serving size is just right for a tasty start to your day.
  • At lunch, soup on its own is often a delicious way to take a mid-day break. You can also enjoy soup with a sandwich by pairing your soup bowl with a salad plate that fits a half or whole sandwich or panini you make fresh with your own press for a gourmet experience.
  • During dinner, the soup course is traditional with a formal meal. Take out your soup bowls for fine dining at home, holiday meals or other celebratory dinners.

Enjoy all you can do with deep soup bowls and bring creativity and versatility to your meals.