ZWILLING Fresh & Save 2-pc Small Vacuum Container, Glass, Grey Fajita Sets PROCORE CLAD - Crafted from 56026981597251

Name: ZWILLING Fresh & Save 2-pc Small Vacuum Container, Glass, Grey Fajita Sets PROCORE CLAD - Crafted from 56026981597251
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 73972047727
Price: 35.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6165 (11 reviews)

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ZWILLING Fresh & Save 2 pc Small Vacuum Container, Glass, Grey Fajita Sets PROCORE CLAD Crafted from 56026981597251 PROCORE CLAD Crafted from triple bonded stainless steel with exclusive ProCore aluminum delivers 35% greater heat conductivity than other aluminum clad cookware for quick and even heating Inside layer is made of surgical grade stainless steel for a safe and stable cooking surface durable glass vacuum containers The Fresh & Save vacuum containers are designed to work with the vacuum pump to keep food fresh up to five times longer than non vacuum storage

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