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Tableware Set L Family
Snow Peak
Tableware Set L Family
$135.96
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　　Lightweight stainless steel tableware set for four people

　　Designed in Japan, the Tableware Set Family is made of 0.4mm thick stainless steel to produce lightweight, rust-resistant and durable dishes. Use the set to feed large groups, whether at home or camping. The set includes four dish sets, for a total of 16 pieces that stack for storage in a mesh bag. Dishes included are the Tableware Plate L, Tableware Dish, Tableware Bowl M, and the Tableware Bowl S.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Snow Peak
Cookware Material:
Stainless Steel
Non Stick:
No Coating
Color:
Stainless Steel
Weight:
62.1 oz / 1.76 kg
Dimensions:
D 8.3" H 3"
Made In:
Japan
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
TW-021FK
UPC:
4960589012077
Other Features:
Material: 18-8 Stainless Steel

Includes: 16 Pieces w/Mesh Bag: 4 Large Plates, 4 Large Bowls, 4 Medium Bowls, 4 Small Bowls
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