align with valleys 107 of the other wall this forms pockets 109 whereby food items may reside in other embodiments other configurations of the peaks and valleys of the walls may be aligned differently to form different sized or locations of the pockets the interior walls 115 may be separated by varying distances depending on location e g peaks and valleys one wall or feature may be at a distance that is the same or greater than or less than a distance between another feature interior wall central post member annular sidewall pockets 109 may be further formed by the separating bars 125 which may be located between the annular sidewall 110 and the outermost interior wall 115 between the interior walls 115 or between the innermost interior wall 115 and the central post member 120 the separating bars 125 may also be repositionable and or removable to create a custom configuration referring now to fig6 the sectional side view demonstrates the height relationships between the structures of the bowl 100 here the annular sidewall 110 is higher than at least one and preferably both of the two interior walls 115 with the shorter of the walls being the one closest to the annular.