Deglon

Deglon Stop'Glisse Ergonomic Serving Tong

France , Thiers

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Category Cooking Utensils
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Deglon Stop'Glisse Ergonomic Serving Tong

Stop'Glisse kitchen tongs are an indispensable tool for professional chefs, combining performance and practicality: ideal for gripping, turning and serving with precision.

Resistant to very high temperatures, it guarantees sturdiness and ergonomics, while ensuring comfortable handling even during intensive use.
Its one-hand opening and closing system facilitates rapid movements in the kitchen.
The flexible silicone head protects delicate surfaces, while its glass-fiber-reinforced polyamide handle and stainless steel bristles ensure durability and sturdiness.

Sturdiness and hygiene guaranteed:
- overmolded silicone spoons
- stainless steel core and bristles
- dishwasher-safe
- polyamide and fiberglass handle
- high temperature resistance: +230°.

Equipped with Stop Glisse handle, to hold the tool on the edge of the dish.

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