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 Butter Bell Crock
Butter Bell Crock
Butter Bell Crock : Keep butter at the perfect spreading consistency without refrigeration, spoilage, or odors. This high-quality, durable stoneware crock safely stores a .5 pound (1 stick) of butter for up to 30 days. Imported. Dishwasher safe.
 
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5 / 5
Great product
PostedFebruary 7, 2011
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YoungGG
fromLees Summit, MO
I do not purchase spreadable margarines, only real butter. I had been placing the butter in the microwave to soften in order to spread easily, but most of the time ended up with melted butter. Although the instructions recommend changing the water every 2 to 3 days, I add fresh water to my crock daily.
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Fat Separator and Strainer : Strain pan drippings into the heat-resistant glass, laboratory-quality cup, fat rises to the top and the low spout pours off the flavorful juices. Dishwasher-, microwave- and oven-safe. 2-cup, 4-cup
 
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5 / 5
5 / 5
A must have for gravy lovers
PostedFebruary 7, 2011
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YoungGG
fromLees Summit, MO
Yeah, no more chilling the broth in order for the grease to harden for easy removal!
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Duralex Picardie Clear Tumblers : Picardie glasses by Duralex are the original French tumblers. Used in European schools and sidewalk bistros for more than 50 years because of their durability, stackability and style. Serving orange juice to sangria, hot cocoa or coffee, these beautifully-balanced glasses serve cold or hot beverages with class. Extremely durable tempered glass is shock-resistant from -4 degrees to +212 degrees F, 2 1/2X stronger than regular glass and nonporous for substantial weight and density. Every size is easily stackable to conserve cupboard space. Popular in homes, restaurants and inns throughout Europe, the design and functionality of the Picardie glass never goes out of date. First introduced more than 60 years ago and gaining worldwide recognition today, Duralex glassware is top rated for outstanding longevity. Retains clarity and maintains a good-looking appearance. Dishwasher- , microwave- and freezer-safe. Made in France. Product Features Extremely durable tempered glass is impact- and chip-resistant 2 1/2X more resistant to shock than normal glass, Duralex glassware withstands extreme cold and hot temperatures from -4 degrees to +212 degrees F Nonporous glass offers substantial weight and density with the capability to go directly from the refrigerator to the microwave Because of its high resistance to breakage and top quality design, Duralex glassware maintains its quality look and durability for years All sizes are stackable for compact storage Adds Bistro-style ambience to your table serving orange juice for breakfast, milk or iced-tea for lunch and wine or sangria for dinner Comfortable to hold and structurally-sound in composition, the Picardie glass has been a staple in European households, schools, restaurants and inns for decades due to its durability, stackability and style Duralex International has been manufacturing top quality drinking glasses for more than 60 years
 
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5 / 5
I wish I had known about these years ago!
PostedFebruary 7, 2011
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YoungGG
fromLees Summit, MO
I am not a fan of plastic and I'm sure these would have survived my three children. We now have a 3 year old grandchild in the house and so far this glassware has passed the test!
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