Add a splash of lavish color to your kitchen with the Baltique® Mumbai Collection Spaghetti Spoon and Pasta Server! This eye-catching utensil is masterfully crafted from layers of colored birch wood to create a gorgeous color array.
The Mumbai collection is inspired by the extravagant plumage of India's national bird, the peacock. The blend of electric blue, vibrant green, noble purple and natural birch wood bring an eye-catching pop of color to the kitchen.
The unique design of the spaghetti server is perfect for lifting, portioning and serving spaghetti, linguini, angel hair and other delicious pastas.
Before cooking, the hole in the head of the utensil is designed to measure out a serving of dry pasta.
At 12-1/2 inches long, the spaghetti server can reach into even the largest of pasta pots.
The wooden construction is safe for use on nonstick coatings. It also includes a convenient hanging hole at the top of the handle for easy storage and display.
The Mumbai collection is inspired by the extravagant plumage of India's national bird, the peacock. The blend of electric blue, vibrant green, noble purple and natural birch wood bring an eye-catching pop of color to the kitchen.
The unique design of the spaghetti server is perfect for lifting, portioning and serving spaghetti, linguini, angel hair and other delicious pastas.
Before cooking, the hole in the head of the utensil is designed to measure out a serving of dry pasta.
At 12-1/2 inches long, the spaghetti server can reach into even the largest of pasta pots.
The wooden construction is safe for use on nonstick coatings. It also includes a convenient hanging hole at the top of the handle for easy storage and display.
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