Cortador e fatiador de vegetais mandoline GIB Cleaningtool, 12 em 1, com lâminas intercambiáveis, cesto e recipiente

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• ❤ Cortador de vegetais multifuncional 12 em 1 com 8 lâminas intercambiáveis: 2 lâminas de cortar (grande e pequena), 2 lâminas de fatiar (formato liso e ondulado), 2 lâminas filamentosas (grossa e pequena), 1 lâmina para ralar gengibre e 1 separador de ovos. As diferentes lâminas cortam legumes, cebolas e frutas em diferentes espessuras e fatias, também podem ralar alho e gengibre. Dois tamanhos diferentes do cortador facilita fazer batata frita. Ainda vem com um descascador.
• ❤ Material durável seguro: fatiador mandoline atóxico, lâminas de aço inoxidável 420 resistente à ferrugem, robusto e durável. Equipado com uma ferramenta de proteção para mão que evita lesões ao cortar os legumes.
• ❤ Cesto escorredor e recipiente grande: o recipiente grande tem espaço suficiente para armazenar os legumes cortados. O cesto escorredor ajudará a limpar os alimentos após o corte e a escorrer a água diretamente e também pode ser usado como um recipiente para armazenar os legumes. Economiza tempo e trabalho e evita lavar mais louça.
• ❤ Fácil de desmontar e limpar: não recomendamos lavar na máquina de lavar louça. Basta enxaguar com água e não deixará resíduos com a escova de limpeza incluída na embalagem, que limpa o cortador de legumes de forma mais eficaz. Após a limpeza, deixe secar naturalmente antes de guardar. Limpe as lâminas com cuidado.
• ❤ Economize tempo ao cozinhar: O cortador de legumes GIB Cleaningtool é ideal para pessoas ocupadas prepararem as refeições. Adequado para cozinhar em casa ao cortar tomates, pimentões, cenouras, frutas, beterrabas, pepinos, cebolas, batatas, queijo, etc. Não recomendamos lavar na máquina de lavar louça

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