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Cut and Serve Platter (Fall 2022)
Hydro Flask
Cut and Serve Platter (Fall 2022)
$37.46
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Slice and serve, anywhere.

For double duty in the kitchen, the Hydro Flask Cut and Serve Platter has the answer with its durable cutting board for your Outdoor Kitchen food prep and a sleek stainless steel serving platter. When mealtime is over, just toss it in the dishwasher for easy clean up.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Hydro Flask
Weight:
2.71 lb
Dimensions:
11.05" x 14.85"
Other Features:
  • A cutting board and a platter—designed to prep and serve your favorite outdoor meals
  • 18/8 pro-grade stainless steel to ensure pure taste and no flavor transfer
  • Lightweight polypropylene cutting board for long-lasting durability
  • Cutting board nests perfectly inside the platter for easy transport, carry and compact storage
  • Cutting board groove to catch juices as you cut and carve
  • Thumb hole to easily lift cutting board when nested inside the platter
  • Our proprietary powder coat is dishwasher safe, and your platter stays slip-free and colorful, no matter where you take it
  • Wash cutting board and platter before first use
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Avoid cleansers with bleach or chlorine
  • Not for use over fire, on a grill, in oven
  • Avoid resting hot utensils on cutting board
  • Keep hot liquids and foods out of reach of children
  • Cutting board not intended as a lid for the platter
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