Plastic food container with removable internal grid for draining and aerating food, ensuring perfect preservation and a variety of uses.
Capacity
2,5Lt. | 5Lt.
Dimensions
29,6x21,5x6,3h | 29,6x21,5x11,7h
It allows you to tenderize meat so that it remains dry. With the addition of water, it is ideal for opening clams and keeping them separate from their sand.
Simply press the lid in the center to release the air from the vent valve before storing it in the refrigerator or freezer to ensure optimal protection of the contents. At the same time, simply open the valve to heat the contents in the microwave without removing the lid. Do not use the grill function.
Available in multiple sizes and colors, Freska Grill is dishwasher safe. Certified as suitable for food contact, made with non-toxic and 100% recyclable resins.
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