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Folding Serving Spoon
Sea to Summit
Folding Serving Spoon
$9.95
Description

  The Sea to Summit Folding Serving Spoon is the perfect addition to your camp kitchen. Made of rugged glass-reinforced nylon and food-grade silicone rubber, the Folding Spoon packs down small enough to fit in a 1.2L Alpha pot, yet pops out to form a full-value measuring and serving spoon.

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Description
Brand:
Sea to Summit
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
A1200
Materials:
Glass-reinforced nylon, food-grade silicone
Packed Size:
4.7 x 2.6 x 0.8 in
Weight:
2.3 oz / 66 g
Other Features:
  • Glass-reinforced nylon and food-grade silicone for flex and strength
  • Packs small enough to fit in a 1.2L Alpha/Sigma Pot
  • Spoon bowl shaped to match Sea to Summit cookware
  • Measures up to 100 ml / 3.3 fl oz
  • Stable handle locking mechanism
  • Easy to clean
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