NEW 4W1H Gas Stove Supporter Tsubame Sanjo Kitchen Made In Japan

Description

Description
Brand new.
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If strong heat is applied locally, it may be greatly distorted by heat. Be sure to heat it below medium heat, and be careful when using it with an outdoor burner.
The 1st to 7th images are examples of use.
Delivery will be for supporter only.
It is a supporter that can fix the 4W1H Hot Sand Solo sandwich maker to the gas stove.
Ideal for hot sandwich solos, compact fryer, coffee pots, milk pans, espresso makers, etc. Demonstrate performance by heating small cooking utensils.
Multiple hooks are provided on the back side to accommodate a wide variety of stoves.
By attaching two claws on each side and two on each corner, even if the type of stove is different, such as shape and size, the groove between the claws will snap into the groove and create a base that will not shift.
It also fits on a cassette stove.
Manufacturer: Tsubamesanjo Kitchen
Laboratory
Material: Body / Steel (Silicone resin coating)
Size: Approximately 132 x 132 x height 23 mm
Origin: Niigata
Weight: Approximately 150g
Remarks: Gas stove: ○, IH: ×, cassette stove: ○
Shipping
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