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Kilner® Glass Butter Dish
17,95€
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The Kilner® Glass Butter Dish is a handy tray with lid , perfect for storing butter or cheese in the fridge and serving it at the table in the most elegant way. The glass base has a ribbed design , to keep the block of butter in place. The lid, also made of glass, will allow you to keep the contents fresh for longer.
The two pieces of the butter dish are made of sodalime glass , a high-quality recyclable glass known for its transparency and impeccable clarity . The wall thickness is consistent, ensuring there are no weak points and giving it great strength and durability.
The base has a ridged design on the inside to ensure that the butter is held securely in place. The lid is lightly embossed with the brand's logo and, being transparent, will allow you to see at all times how much cheese or butter is in the butter dish. Once on the table, just by removing the lid, you will have the butter ready to spread, presented with great elegance and without dirtying any other container.
Characteristics:
- Butter dish with lid.
- Suitable for 250g butter blocks.
- Made of high quality glass.
- Great clarity and transparency,
- Ridged base to prevent butter from moving,
- Lid with embossed logo.
- Consistent wall thickness, no weak points.
- Measurements: 7 cm high x 16 cm long x 10 cm wide.
- Microwave safe.
- Suitable for cleaning in the dishwasher.
Why we love the Kilner® Glass Butter Dish
- It is made entirely of high-quality, transparent glass.
- The base is ridged, preventing the butter from moving.
- You will know at all times how much butter you have left.
- And you can use it for cheese too!
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