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Emile Henry Ceramic Utensil Jar
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As practical as it is elegant, the Emile Henry Ceramic Utensil Holder will keep your wooden spoon, spatula or whisk neatly stored and always within reach. This ceramic container made in France features an angled opening that not only makes it easier to insert utensils, but also allows you to place larger ones at the back and smaller ones at the front – keeping everything visible and close at hand, ready to use.
The utensil holder is made of HR® (High Resistance) ceramic, making it resistant to small knocks and scratches. It's sturdy, stable and very attractive. It has plenty of room to store the utensils you use most often: wooden spoon, spatula, silicone scraper, cooking and baking tongs, manual whisk or fruit and vegetable peelers.
*NOTE: Utensils shown in the image are not included.
Features
- Ceramic utensil holder.
- Made of HR® (High Resistance) ceramic.
- Lead-, cadmium- and nickel-free ceramic.
- External dimensions: 15.5 cm diameter x 16.5 cm height.
- Internal dimensions: 14 cm diameter x 15.5 cm height.
- Usable capacity: 1 L.
- Weight: 920 g.
- Dishwasher safe.
- Non-porous glaze, does not absorb odours, flavours or bacteria.
- Made in France.
- 10-year guarantee.
Why we love the Emile Henry Ceramic Utensil Holder
- It’s the perfect size for keeping your most-used utensils close at hand while cooking.
- It's elegant and beautifully designed – a standout piece in any kitchen.
- The angled opening allows all utensils – big or small – to be clearly visible.
- Made in France using high-resistance ceramic.
- Its non-porous glaze doesn't absorb odours, flavours or bacteria – and it's super easy to clean!
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