A Bowl With Magical Powers? We Wish.

Considering I have yet to figure out the formula that will make my son eat even one vegetable consistently without tossing it at my head, I'm willing to try anything, like this Gimme Veggie bowl from London trained clay artist May Luk. P…

A Bowl With Magical Powers? We Wish.
Considering I have yet to figure out the formula that will make my son eat even one vegetable consistently without tossing it at my head, I'm willing to try anything, like this Gimme Veggie bowl from London trained clay artist May Luk.

Perhaps it's silly to think that a hand-built, kiln-fired, and very cute bowl will have any effect on my son's eating habits. But even if it doesn't work, this piece (which just so happens to be dishwasher and microwave safe) is an awesome alternative to kids' character bowls in our cabinets that I'm loathe to take out. -Kristen

*It looks like some lucky person snatched this bowl up already. But check back often or convo May as she does custom orders!

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