KitchenFXSilicone Heat Resistant Utensil Rest with Drip Pad
R169
About
Keeps Your Countertops Neat and Drip-Free
An essential cooking tool for any home chef. This spoon rest has a simple and beautiful design that will keep your countertops splatter-free. The modern shape is sized to accommodate even your largest cooking and serving tools.
Keep your countertops clean and your utensils close at hand while cooking or baking with this BPA-free utensil rest hold that can hold up to 4 utensils.
Adds Value to Any Kitchen
This budget-friendly utensil rest adds great convenience to your kitchen. It really reduces the amount of space needed when multitasking in the kitchen and when you don't want one utensil mixing with the others. Using this holder is less hassle than using paper towels or having to constantly wipe your counters.
Made from food-grade silicone, it won't slip or slide while you're cooking, and when food prep is finished, it can simply be tossed in the dishwasher for an easy cleanup.
Fun and Functional
The juices, sauces and other messy ingredients that you're working with all end up leaving a mess, but no more with this functional utensil rest. In addition to the four slots, the wide, square bowl is designed with a lip around the edges that catches any drips. When the cooking is done, simply place your utensil rest in the dishwasher for easy cleaning.
Makes Cooking Less Messy
This heat-resistant holder can be placed near the stove, countertop or placed in any area that prep work or cooking is done. The spoon rest is made from non-slip silicone that keeps it in place and is wide and deep enough to keep most spring tongs in place.
Product Features
- Made from food-grade, heat-resistant, non-slip silicone
- Dishwasher friendly
- BPA-free
- Four slots which will accommodate multiple utensils and spoons
- Designed with a lip around the edges that catches any drips
- Reduces the amount of space needed when multitasking
- Less hassle than using paper towels
Product Specifications
- Size: 14x14cm
- Weight: 40g
- Made from food-grade silicone
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