Sealer for wooden soup bowl

Hi all,

This is my first post.

I have been researching for some time now to see what varnish/sealer product I can find in the Australian market to refinish my wooden soup bowl(s) which its initial finish has come off over years of use.
I think urethane based products are the best choice for their durability & water resistance but I am just not sure if it will be safe even after it has cured fully as it would be subject to being filled with liquid over 60 - 70 Celsius degrees.

Does anyone have experience in such an application?

Thanks in advance.

Have you tried "Tried and True"Original? It's made with polymerised linseed oil and beeswax. Food safe.

If you are using it as intended, hot soup, I wouldn't seal it at all. Whilst Livos have a certified food safe product, I would not recommend that either. The heat would effect the coating and most likely give the food a different taste. At least it has a full ingredient disclosure...but still, and definitely not poly.