Culimat

Chef's Tweezers 30 cm

Name: Chef's Tweezers 30 cm
Brand: Culimat
SKU: CA497171249
Price: 399.00 SEK
Availability: InStock

Item no. CA497171249

Control in every step. From the cutting board to the griddle, from the pan to the plate. Mathias Dahlgren's chef's tweezers are designed to provide a stable and reliable grip during work. With a length of 30 cm, you get reach where it’s needed – without losing feel and control. The straight tip provides precise control, whether you are turning, lifting, or positioning ingredients. A stylish pattern on the side is not just visual – it provides a secure grip even when the pace is high. The tweezers are made of stainless steel and are dishwasher safe. "In the 1990s, it became popular to use chef's tweezers in Swedish restaurant kitchens. Primarily as a smart tool to turn and easily grab ingredients during hot cooking in a pan or on the grill. A smart multi-functional tool that can be used widely if washed regularly and not, as in the 90s, kept in the back pocket of the chef's trousers." Mathias Dahlgren

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Control in every step. From the cutting board to the griddle, from the pan to the plate. Mathias Dahlgren's chef's tweezers are designed to provide a stable and reliable grip during work. With a length of 30 cm, you get reach where it’s needed – without losing feel and control. The straight tip provides precise control, whether you are turning, lifting, or positioning ingredients. A stylish pattern on the side is not just visual – it provides a secure grip even when the pace is high. The tweezers are made of stainless steel and are dishwasher safe.

"In the 1990s, it became popular to use chef's tweezers in Swedish restaurant kitchens. Primarily as a smart tool to turn and easily grab ingredients during hot cooking in a pan or on the grill. A smart multi-functional tool that can be used widely if washed regularly and not, as in the 90s, kept in the back pocket of the chef's trousers."

Mathias Dahlgren