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1880 Hospitality 8662 Focus Foodservice Garlic Press & Slicer 7-3/4"L Slicing Chamber Creates (8) 1/16" Slices
| Manufacturer | 1880 Hospitality |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 8662 |
| Manufacturer Part # | 8662 |
| Construction | Aluminum |
| Length | 7" |
| UPC | 019578152974 |
| Dishwasher Safe | Yes |
About this item
Product Details
Product Details
The 1880 Hospitality 8662 Focus Foodservice Garlic Press & Slicer is a versatile kitchen tool, designed with precision for efficient garlic preparation. With an overall length of 7-3/4 inches, this garlic press and slicer is engineered to create eight uniform 1/16-inch slices per use, optimizing time and effort in food preparation. Crafted from durable cast aluminum, it features a non-stick coating that ensures easy operation and maintenance. A notable inclusion is the nylon cleaning tool, designed to facilitate effortless cleanup after each use. This product is also dishwasher safe, further enhancing its convenience for busy kitchens. This garlic press and slicer meets the diverse needs of various market segments within the foodservice industry, from small-scale culinary operations to large commercial kitchens, by streamlining garlic processing tasks. Its robust construction and intuitive design make it an indispensable tool for chefs and home cooks alike, providing reliability and ease in culinary endeavors.
Certifications
Dishwasher Safe
This item has been tested and approved to withstand commercial or residential dishwashers, ensuring safe and thorough cleaning.
