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cutlery


Q. new Large Cutting Board with Juice Wells One side has wide grooves and a well, 21


⁄3 -cup total P


capacity, with corner spout to pour off juices. Reverse side has narrow grooves to catch crumbs as you slice bread. Standard and metric measure marks are molded into the countertop- gripping edges. 18" x 12". Dishwasher-safe. #1014 $34.50 j


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FAVORITE HOST


Cutting Boards • Standard and metric measures molded into the boards help you cut uniformly.


• Edges grip countertops to keep the boards steady. • Dishwasher-safe, so cleanup is a breeze.


N. Large Grooved Cutting Board One side is flat, the other features a generous ¾-cup-capacity groove to catch excess juices from meat and fruit. 18" x 12". #1023 $32.00 j


O. Cutting Board


The most popular size for everyday use. 13" x 9". #1012 $17.50 j 


P. Bar Board Perfect for smaller tasks and picnics. 8" x 6½".


#1001 $10.00 j


FAVORITE HOST


R. Hold ‘N Slice®


Keep food steady and your hands safe while slicing. Dishwasher-safe. #1101 $5.00 


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S. Egg Slicer Plus® Quickly slice eggs, mushrooms, kiwis and strawberries. Durable, rust-resistant wire frame is removable for easy cleaning. Dishwasher-safe. #1182 $12.00 


Flexible Cutting Mats Perfect for light prep tasks like cutting vegetables and seasoning meats. Silicone backing grips countertops. Thin, flexible material lets you funnel ingredients into recipes. Mats include measure marks. Set of three in red, orange and green. Dishwasher-safe. j T. Flexible Cutting Mats 11" x 15". #1013 $16.50


U. Small Flexible Cutting Mats For smaller jobs. 8½" x 10½". #1015 $10.00


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