FACKELMANN Fruit/Butter Shaper, Stainless Steel, Mint Green/Light Grey, 180 x 30 mm

• For fruits, vegetables and butters: The cutter can be used for mini balls made of melon, apple, watermelon, for hollowing butter moulds or as a ball vegetable cutter
• Ergonomics and order: so that nothing goes wrong when shaping the balls, a practical thumb recess is embossed on the handle and the clever hanging eyelet ensures a tidy kitchen
• Dishwasher-safe - so that after cutting out the delicious decorative balls from fruits and other foods, the table can be set up directly, we save you rinsing by hand
• Green kitchen: with our Ecolution series, we bring environmental awareness to the kitchen aid area, because all plastic elements are made from sustainable materials
• Box contents: 1 x ball shaper for fruit, vegetables etc. 18 x 3 cm, made from sustainable materials and stainless steel, dishwasher safe

Fackelmann fruit/butter mould 18 cm ECO (quantity: 1 piece). The flexible shaper is the ideal helper for shaping small balls of different fruit or butter. The practical eyelet on the handle makes it possible to hang the peeler on a groove to save space. The fruit maker can also be easily cleaned in the dishwasher. The kitchen helper series Eco stands for natural materials such as wood fibres and sugar cane, which are combined in a new material, which is not only resistant but also feels good to touch. The handle is particularly ergonomic in the hand, thanks to an integrated thumb rest, fatigue-free working is effortless. The handle of the products is a combination of wood fibres and organic plastic. This is made from almost 100% renewable raw materials. Fackelmann – Responsibility, quality, tradition and innovation » Dimensions: approx. 18 x 3 cm. Insert: moulds of balls. Dishwasher-safe. Fackelmann GmbH & Co. KG from Hersbruck north Eastern of Nü rnberg is one of the leading companies worldwide for kitchen and household aids and baking moulds. Founded in 1948 by Sebastian Fackelmann, she built on the business of whose father Heinrich Fackelmann, who sold kitchen products since 1919. Since the sixties, Fackelmann has also been manufacturing bathroom furniture, and the company has grown strongly through purchases and its internationalisation. Today, Fackelmann has 38 business units worldwide.