Best Pasta Bowls for Family Dinners

Best Pasta Bowls for Family Dinners

Best Pasta Bowls for Family Dinners

We’re pasta people, big PASTA people! We make pasta (at least) 3 times a week at home. Pasta is truly a staple because it’s ONE meal everyone will eat, everyone will enjoy and everyone will clear their bowls. It’s funny because my husband has become a “pasta expert” – trying to come up with clever and different and yummy ways to make pasta. I love when he experiments in the kitchen because he always hits a pasta-homerun!

But when it comes to actually eating pasta, we always eat our pasta in a bowl. I’ve become obsessed with finding us the best pasta bowls for family dinners because there’s nothing like that perfect pasta bowl. You want it to be big enough to hold a good portion of pasta, but small enough where it’s not massively taking over your place mat. You also want to make sure your pasta bowl is dishwasher safe AND microwave safe, too. There’s just something about pasta bowls for family dinners, it makes me happy! It’s the simple things, right?

Best Pasta Bowls for Family Dinners

Since I’m always on the hunt the Best Pasta Bowls for Family Dinners:

Pasta Bowls: Sweese 1104 Porcelain Bowls – Set of 4-28 Ounce
Sweese 1104 Porcelain Bowls - Set of 4-28 Ounce (Top to the Rim) for Cereal, Salad and Desserts, White

Pasta Bowls: Zak Designs 0078-B100 Confetti Pasta Dish 5-piece set Red
Zak Designs 0078-B100 Confetti Pasta Dish 5-piece set Red

Pasta Bowls: Lifver 42-Oz Porcelain Soup/Noodle/Cereal Bowl,Elegant White,Set of 4 Serving Bowls
Lifver 42-Oz Porcelain Soup/Noodle/Cereal Bowl,Elegant White,Set of 4 Serving Bowls

Bowls Set 2 Serving Bowl for Pasta Soup, Embossed Hand Painted Stoneware, 28 Oz Large
Bowls Set 2 Serving Bowl for Pasta Soup, Embossed Hand Painted Stoneware, 28 Oz Large

Sweese 1118 Porcelain Fluted Latte Bowl Set – 20 Ounce Stable and Deep – Microwavable Bowls for Cereal, Soup – Set of 6, Hot Assorted Colors
Sweese 1118 Porcelain Fluted Latte Bowl Set - 20 Ounce Stable and Deep - Microwavable Bowls for Cereal, Soup - Set of 6, Hot Assorted Colors

Porcelain Large Serving Bowls for Cereal, Pasta,Soup, Fruit, Ramen, Set of 6 Assorted Colors,FDA Approved (5.6″ Bowls)
Porcelain Large Serving Bowls for Cereal, Pasta,Soup, Fruit, Ramen, Set of 6 Assorted Colors,FDA Approved (5.6" Bowls)

Sweese 1133 Porcelain Bowls – 22 Ounce for Cereal, Soup, Rice, Salad – Set of 4, Turquoise
Sweese 1133 Porcelain Bowls - 22 Ounce for Cereal, Soup, Rice, Salad - Set of 4, Turquoise

40-Ounce Large Blue and White Porcelain Soup,Salad,Pasta Serving, Pho Bowls, Assorted Floral Patterns, Stackable Deep Bowl Set of 4
40-Ounce Large Blue and White Porcelain Soup,Salad,Pasta Serving, Pho Bowls, Assorted Floral Patterns, Stackable Deep Bowl Set of 4

DOWAN 20 oz Porcelain Cereal/Soup Bowl Set – 6 packs, White, Deep
DOWAN 20 oz Porcelain Cereal/Soup Bowl Set - 6 packs, White, Deep

BonNoces Porcelain Bowls – 15 Oz Elegant Bowl Set Perfect for Cereal, Soup, Salad, Pasta, Dessert, Snack and Ice Cream, Assorted colors, Set of 5
BonNoces Porcelain Bowls - 15 Oz Elegant Bowl Set Perfect for Cereal, Soup, Salad, Pasta, Dessert, Snack and Ice Cream, Assorted colors, Set of 5

Best Pasta Bowls for Family Dinners was last modified: October 23rd, 2018 by Audrey McClelland
SHOWHIDE Comments (9)

  1. I agree – pasta is so much easier to eat out of a bowl (plus, it just seems fancy and special!) Surprisingly to me, my favorite of the bowls you highlighted was the pastel set….I typically go for deeper colors than that – but those sure are beautiful.

  5. These are so cute! I usually don’t thinkto eat pasta on a bowl though; I usually eat it off a plate.

  6. You definitely are pasta people! We have pasta sometimes twice a week and I worry that it’s too repetitive. All of these bowls are so pretty!

  7. We eat a lot of pasta and rice. I have the Sweese Porcelain Fluted Latte Bowl Set and I love them!

  8. Our family loves pasta and I would love to find some cute and functional pasta bowls.

Best Pasta Bowls for Family Dinners was last modified: October 23rd, 2018 by Audrey McClelland