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1880 Hospitality L6050000942 Oneida® Tapas Spoon 5/8 Oz. 3-3/4" - 6/Case
| Manufacturer | 1880 Hospitality |
|---|---|
| Model Number | L6050000942 |
| Manufacturer Part # | L6050000942 |
| Length | 3" |
| Material | Porcelain |
| Weight | 9.82 lbs |
| UPC | 20749956170323 |
About this item
Product Details
Product Details
The 1880 Hospitality L6050000942 Oneida® Tapas Spoon is a meticulously crafted utensil, ideal for culinary establishments seeking both functionality and elegance. With a precise capacity of 5/8 oz. and a compact length of 3-3/4 inches, this spoon is perfect for serving tapas, appetizers, or tasting portions. Its long handle design enhances ease of use while adding a touch of sophistication to any dining setting. Made from high-quality porcelain, this spoon is 100% lead and cadmium-free, ensuring safety and durability. The chip-resistant quality guarantees longevity, making it a reliable choice for busy hospitality environments. Additionally, its dishwasher and microwave-safe nature offers convenience and versatility, streamlining kitchen operations. The glazed finish in a warm white hue provides a sleek and modern aesthetic, complementing various tableware collections. Originating from Luzerne's Zen collection, this spoon is a special order item, underscoring its distinctiveness and tailored appeal. The 1880 Hospitality L6050000942 Oneida® Tapas Spoon is an exemplary choice for upscale restaurants, hotels, and catering services that prioritize both quality and style in their dining experiences.
