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Fusion Twist Food Tongs Blue
Product Reference:
496946
Manufacturers Code:
FTFTONGSBLU
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The Tala Baster also comes with a nylon cleaning brush to keep it clean after every use. The graduated baster now has oz and ml markings.
Made from stainless steel the Tala Apple Corer features an oval shaped handle with a hanging loop for easy storage. The corer simply pushes into any apple quince or pear to remove the central core and pips efficiently.
The Tala FSC¨ Set Of 3 Beech Spoons are ideal for a range of baking and cooking tasks. The set includes an assortment of three spoons. They will not scratch non-stick surfaces and are made from FSC¨ beechwood.
The Tala FSC¨ Set of 3 Beech Utensils are ideal for a range of baking and cooking tasks. The set includes a spatula spoon and cornered spoon. They will not scratch non-stick surfaces and are made from FSC¨ beechwood.
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