Tidy up your kitchen with the tactical tools from Brabantia’s Tasty+ collection – a complete new series of nearly 70 high quality kitchen utensils in soothing colours. From spoons and spatulas to openers and a garlic press in yummy yellows, reds, greens, greys and pink. Lots of the tools can do two jobs, saving you time, space and washing up. A great plus!
www.brabantia.com/tasty-plus
Double value
The absolute plus of TASTY+? Lots of the tools can do two jobs, saving you time, space and washing up. There is a soup ladle that doubles as a scraper, a spatula with a fork, a cake server with a cutting edge and a skimmer that works as a ladle too. And how about a spaghetti spoon with an integrated measuring tool, for perfect portions? Or the potato masher that can be used as a spoon? Or the cheese slicer annex grater? Great looking and great working tools, guaranteed to make you enjoy preparing food as much as tasting it!
Super set
Do you love kitchen tools, but lack the space? Get your kitchen act together instantly with the TASTY+ set. Four kitchen utensils, or should we say essentials, serving all your cooking needs, with a stand to store them in. Your favourite tools, always within reach. A lovely gift for yourself or a loved one.
TASTY+ tools are available from April 2019 and sport a generous 5-year guarantee.
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