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Stainless Steel Gold Mesh Separate Oil Strainer

Stainless Steel Gold Mesh Separate Oil Strainer

$39.00 USD
$39.00 USD
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The Stainless Steel Gold Mesh Separate Oil Strainer offers remarkable durability and strength to easily filter oil, flour, and coffee. Its stainless steel gold mesh allows for precise sifting to prevent lumps and separate residue. With its mesh filter kitchen bakware, it makes for a great addition to any kitchen.

SPECIFICATIONS

Type9: Utensils for kitchen

Type8: kitchen gadget sets

Type7: Nordic ins mesh sieve

Type6: Baking

Type5: Handheld

Type4: Kitchen Accessories

Type3: Coffee Filter

Type2: Oil Strainer

Type1: Powder Sifter

Type: Colanders & Strainers

Technique: Surface polishing

Size: 38x20cm 35x15cm 25x10cm

Sale Item: Drop shipping wholesales

Package included: 1 pc Flour Sieve

The Stainless Steel Gold Mesh Separate Oil Strainer offers remarkable durability and strength to easily filter oil, flour, and coffee. Its stainless steel gold mesh allows for precise sifting to prevent lumps and separate residue. With its mesh filter kitchen bakware, it makes for a great addition to any kitchen.

Model Number: Flour Sieve

Metal Type: Stainless Steel

Feature: Eco-Friendly,Stocked

Certification: CIQ

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