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Even-Heat Camp Pro Cook Set
Stanley
Even-Heat Camp Pro Cook Set
$150.00
Description

　　Stainless cook pots, utensils, and cutting board for groups

　　You’ve got 5 friends sitting around the campfire. It’s dinner time. They’re hungry. What do you do? Quick, grab yourself a cutting board, 2 stainless steel pots, a base pan, two silicone trivet pot holders, and a deluxe spatula and serving spoon, AKA the Even-Heat Camp Pro Cook Set. The best part? When dinner’s done, clean-up is easy thanks to the stainless steel heat distribution, and it nests to make packing up a cinch. Now, get to work, people are hungry.

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Description
Brand Name:
Stanley
Cookware Material:
Stainless Steel
Non Stick:
No Coating
Weight:
8.20 lbs
Dimensions:
11.60L x 6.70W x 10.30H in
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
10-09230-001
UPC:
041604337543
Other Features:
• 18/8 Stainless steel, BPA-free
• Locking pot handle
• Nesting system
• Dishwasher safe
11-PIECE SET INCLUDES:
1 18/8 Stainless steel stock pot 4.75Qt / 4.5L
1 18/8 Stainless steel sauce pan 1.9Qt / 1.8L 2 Vented lids
1 Frying pan 8.5in/21.5cm diameter
1 Collapsible cutting board
1 Spatula with 2-piece handle
1 Spoon with 2-piece handle
2 Trivets
1 Locking bungee
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