Product Description

Rooted in French culinary heritage, Staub cookware is beloved by professional and home chefs for its exquisite craftsmanship, exceptional performance, and timeless beauty. The Staub Ceramic Pumpkin is a stylish addition to your table.

Staub ceramics offer unparalleled performance, durability and design. The pieces are fired twice at a very high temperature, making them very resistant to impact and thermal shock; as a result. The porcelain enamel glaze prevents absorption of moisture during baking.

With the help of Staub sugar bowl, you can keep the sugar dry, without clumping. With its eye-catching design and sharp red visuals, it attracts everyone’s attention to the table and adds a special touch to the interior. Sugar bowl comes with a spoon to ensure the sugar is removed cleanly, without spilling.

Features:

Sugar is stored dryly without clumping
Extremely resistant to damage and scratches
Does not scratch the surface of the furniture – has a smooth base
Presented with a lid and a spoon that takes the sugar cleanly without spilling
Excellent decoration with a dazzling visual and bright red color
Used in the dishwasher

Details:
Color: red
Material: ceramics
Diameter: 9 cm
Height: 10.4 cm
Height without cap: 7.4 cm
Width: 9.3 cm
Volume: 350 ml

The product includes:
1 x sugar bowl with lid
1 x spoon

About Brand

Zwilling, one of the oldest brands in the world, was founded in 1731 in Germany. Started with the production of high quality knives, expanded quickly and became the specialist for the international culinary culture. In more than 100 countries worldwide, brand presence in every important market.

When it comes to the production of products Zwilling is really passionate about perfection. It’s only using quality materials and the most advanced technologies to ensure the most durable products. The premium quality of every product is monitored throughout the whole production process continuously.

Zwilling owns factories in various countries around the world: Germany, France, Italy, Japan, Belgium and India.

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