We have these, which we use for salads/grain bowls. No lead.

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/ikea-365-bowl-rounded-sides-white-80279687/

OP isn’t looking for bowl recommendations. She is looking for lead free bowls.

I bought Pho bowls at the Asian shop. My kids love it.

https://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/lunar-noodle-bowls-each/?pkey=s~asian%20bowls~557&sbkey=default

We have something like this that we use for grain bowl meals. Got them at the WS outlet.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:These aren’t the exact ones I have, but they’re similar. I like the double handles and the fact that they can go in the oven, since it makes it possible to broil cheese or croutons over the top. I think mine are a bit deeper.

https://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/williams-sonoma-pantry-extension-soup-bowls-with-handles/?pkey=s~soup%20bowls%20with%20handles~2&sbkey=default

The Q&A answer from WS literally says they are NOT oven or broiler safe. You may want to stop putting them in the oven. I don't like these because you have to buy a set of six, though I do like the handles.

I’m the PP. Sorry, these aren’t exactly the ones I have, but they look similar! Mine are labeled oven and broiler safe - I bought them from WS a few years ago and that model must have been discontinued.

I bought these. Whole family loves them - they are large but perfect for ramen and pho.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B082N168NC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

pasta bowls

Anonymous wrote:These aren’t the exact ones I have, but they’re similar. I like the double handles and the fact that they can go in the oven, since it makes it possible to broil cheese or croutons over the top. I think mine are a bit deeper.

https://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/williams-sonoma-pantry-extension-soup-bowls-with-handles/?pkey=s~soup%20bowls%20with%20handles~2&sbkey=default

These look good for a tomato or french onion soup but too small for ramen, etc.

Anonymous wrote:These aren’t the exact ones I have, but they’re similar. I like the double handles and the fact that they can go in the oven, since it makes it possible to broil cheese or croutons over the top. I think mine are a bit deeper.

https://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/williams-sonoma-pantry-extension-soup-bowls-with-handles/?pkey=s~soup%20bowls%20with%20handles~2&sbkey=default

The Q&A answer from WS literally says they are NOT oven or broiler safe. You may want to stop putting them in the oven. I don't like these because you have to buy a set of six, though I do like the handles.

These aren’t the exact ones I have, but they’re similar. I like the double handles and the fact that they can go in the oven, since it makes it possible to broil cheese or croutons over the top. I think mine are a bit deeper.

https://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/williams-sonoma-pantry-extension-soup-bowls-with-handles/?pkey=s~soup%20bowls%20with%20handles~2&sbkey=default

My teens love these

https://www.amazon.com/Ceramic-Porcelain-Purpose-Noodle-Pieces/dp/B08KJGCL1B/ref=psdc_13162311_t1_B08LB3R9XG?th=1

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My family loves to eat ramen, udon, pho and lots of other soups. I found out that the bowls we use probably contain lead. Great.

Do you have big bowls you use to eat soup? Recommendations? I'm sort of tempted just to get glass mixing bowls since those are generally lead free.

Why do you say that?

They are vintage bowls and all appear in their exact patterns on this website:
https://tamararubin.com/2019/12/a-new-idea-an-index-for-leadsafemama-com/

Anonymous wrote:My family loves to eat ramen, udon, pho and lots of other soups. I found out that the bowls we use probably contain lead. Great.

Do you have big bowls you use to eat soup? Recommendations? I'm sort of tempted just to get glass mixing bowls since those are generally lead free.

Why do you say that?

What do you use that has lead?
We use carrell bowls.

My family loves to eat ramen, udon, pho and lots of other soups. I found out that the bowls we use probably contain lead. Great.

Do you have big bowls you use to eat soup? Recommendations? I'm sort of tempted just to get glass mixing bowls since those are generally lead free.