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Gerber Compleat Tableware Set

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Gerber Compleat Tableware SetJust because youre camping doesnt mean you cant set the table. This 9 piece camping dish set perfectly nests together, so whether youre out car camping or at a picnic, you can bring your table essentials, and pack them up nicely when youre finished. The whole set seamlessly nests together, giving you more space in your trunk for other camping essentials. Volumetric markings and measurements mean you can leave your measuring cups at home. The

Just because you’re camping doesn’t mean you can’t set the table. This 9-piece camping dish set perfectly nests together, so whether you’re out car camping or at a picnic, you can bring your table essentials, and pack them up nicely when you’re finished. The whole set seamlessly nests together, giving you more space in your trunk for other camping essentials. Volumetric markings and measurements mean you can leave your measuring cups at home. The polypropylene material makes for easy cleaning out at camp. Each bowl has an insulated base, so you can serve a hot meal while keeping hands and laps cool. Make a big batch of pancakes in the 10-cup mixing bowl or use it as a serving bowl at dinner.

FEATURES

  • Camping plates and bowls include insulated textured base
  • Bowls include volumetric markings and oversized edge for one-hand grip
  • Mixing bowl includes volumetric markings and can be used for prep or serving
  • Plate can be used as a lid for mixing bowl
  • Dishwasher and microwave safe
  • Limited lifetime warranty

TECH SPECS

Weight

1.25kg

Dimensions

Nested: 22.1 x 22.1 x 11.68cm
Bowls: 17x6.6cm
Plates: 22.1x2.54cm
Mixing Bowl: 22.4 x 10.4cm

In the box

4 plates, 4 bowls, and mixing bowl

Material

Mixing Bowl, Plates and Bowls: Polypropylene

Volume

Mixing Bowl: 10-cup

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