Zero Japan Stainless Steel Sugar Spoon 1500g to 2000g Model:PM−114(16cm) / PM−115(19cm) / PM−750(21cm)

Name: Zero Japan Stainless Steel Sugar Spoon 1500g to 2000g Model:PM−114(16cm) / PM−115(19cm) / PM−750(21cm)
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 78673903062
Price: 300.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1818 (11 reviews)

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Zero Japan Stainless Steel Sugar Spoon 1500g to 2000g Model:PM−114(16cm) / PM−115(19cm) / PM−750(21cm)

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Zero Japan Stainless Steel Sugar Spoon 1500g to 2000g Model:PM−114(16cm) PM−115(19cm) PM−750(21cm) Model:PM−114(16cm) PM−115(19cm) PM−750(21cm) PM−721(24cm) PM−722(30cm) PM−723(36cm) PM−727(45cm) PM−728(60cm) BL−779(16cm) BL−780(19cm) BL−782(21cm) BL−783(24cm) BL−784(30cm) BL−785(36cm) BL−786(45cm) BL−787(60cm) GM−4035(24cm) GM−4036(30cm) GM−4037(36cm) GM−4038(45cm) GM−4039(60cm) Established in 1960 Key Features Each piece reflects their commitment to excellence and Japanese precision craftsmanship

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