Especially for the festive holidays – eye catching raspberry red linen with our very own All Hallows Farmhouse festive design illustrated by Sarah Leuzzi.
Our favourite bowl cover has a new look Christmas 2024 and we LOVE it.
Loved by our cookery guest these sustainable linens fit perfectly over mixing bowls for proving dough.
Perfect for covering dried fruit whilst gloriously soaking in your favourite tipple and pretty enough to take centre stage on the breakfast table to cover festive treats.
Easy to machine wash at 30 C. You’ll find a use them time and again.
Ideal for the holidays to protect the contents of even the most generous-sized wooden salad bowls. A great alternative to single use plastic and foils.
A great gift for every keen baker whether close or far away. Easy to gift wrap and post. Makes an ideal stocking filler for every keen cook.
The generous bowl cover is a fabulous design by Helen Round which will fit snugly over mixing bowls to cover dough while proving.
Also works well as a cover for your stand mixer bowl to keep it clean between use.
Suitable for use for use in the fridge and smart enough for the breakfast table.
All of our linen bowl covers are easy to keep clean either by hand or machine wash at 30 C.
Reuse time and again to protect ingredients or prepared foods and to avoid using cling film and plastic.
At the cookery school we use our extra-large bowl covers everyday for ferments, proving dough, marinating and preserves.
Also available in this design: 100% linen tea towel, kitchen cloths, reusable bread bag, set of three bowl covers.
More information
We love these extra large bowl covers because they look great as well as being practical:
- Suitable to use in the fridge but equally don’t look out of place on the kitchen counter.
- Ideal for covering food whilst dining outside or preparing the barbeque.
- Ingredients can be prepared ahead of time and stored in the larder, fridge or at ambient temperatures.*
- The bowl covers allow food to breathe so are ideal for sourdoughs and ferments.
- Linen covers are reusable as well as washable so they are a great alternative to cling film and plastic bags.
*Following food safety and hygiene guidelines.
We are really proud to stock sustainable linens by Helen Round. All tried and tested in our busy cookery school kitchen .
- In addition to being beautifully designed, all of the materials used in these products are ethically sourced and made using small batch production, with each linen piece hand-printed, using traditional screen-printing techniques.
- Each product is designed to minimise waste and offer customers a sustainable, low impact, environmentally friendly alternative to single use products
- The reusable and long lasting nature of their eco-products cuts out the use of cling-film.
- Easily washable either by hand or in a machine @ 30 C
- This community based company evidently values its team who are rewarded with a living wage
The Helen Round philosophy is to create products that are long lasting, beautifully made and of excellent quality, with the smallest possible impact on the environment.
We hope you love the range as much as we do.
Care instructions
To keep your large linen bowl cover looking its best:
Machine washable at 30 degrees or hand wash
Tried and tested in the cookery school kitchen and never shrinks or fades with constant use.
Dimensions
One large bowl cover especially made to fit mixing bowls with a maximum diameter of 45 cm. Ideal for salads, soaking dried fruit to make rich fruit cakes, covering sourdough and other ferments, or pizza dough.
Kitchen Hacks & Tips
Use your bowl cover all year round:
- Summer – perfect for eating outdoors. Easy to pack in a picnic hamper and ideal for covering salads.
- Autumn – ideal to cover fruit for preserves and compotes. Great for ferments too.
- Winter – tuck over a bowl of dried fruit that has been washed and soaked in brandy for cakes and puddings.
- Spring – slow prove rich Easter buns or cover soaking peel for marmalade making.
All year round – we use ours everyday to cover sourdough starters and dough.
Unlike cling film, linen is breathable so is far better for food storage.
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