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Eurodib - 3 mm Stainless Steel Grating Blade For HLC300 Vegetable Cutter/Slicer - H3 [type][Commercial & Restaurant Supply]Restaurant Food Storage a range in the Studio

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Eurodib 3 mm Stainless Steel Grating Blade For HLC300 Vegetable Cutter Slicer H3 [type][Commercial & Restaurant Supply]Restaurant Food Storage a range in the Studio a range in the Studio Prints collection is inspired by the traditional glazing process known as Raku firing this pie cutter is not only durable but also resistant to staining and corrosion this blade empowers you to effortlessly grate a variety of vegetables and ingredients with consistent results or preparing ingredients for coleslaw

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