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Meat Press Cast Iron with Wood Handle
Meat Press Cast Iron with Wood Handle
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DURABLE CAST IRON
For all meat enthusiasts out there, this Meat Press is a must-have. Crafted from durable cast iron, this tool guarantees restaurant quality cooking by applying constant pressure on meats and decreasing cooking time.
Product Specifications
Product Specifications
Material: Cast Iron/Beech Wood
Weight: 945g
Country of Origin: China
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
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Shipping & Returns
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