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AK Colonia

Schlesinger 120 x 86mm Black

Sometimes it doesn't have to be high-tech. A single piece of plastic is enough to bring joy to a chef in certain situations. What can you do with this small item? What problems can it solve? For chopping chives, processing stuffing, or gathering up an overturned sack of rice. Like a spoon, this item is part of a chef's basic equipment. During founder Marius's master craftsman examination, one examiner said, "Old-school chefs still carry a Schlesinger in their pocket." We have two versions to choose from: classic and asymmetrical, both in bright black. Where does this term for this common tool come from? You could also call it a dough scraper. The name probably comes from the Schlesinger bone, which forms the shoulder blade of a calf. This shoulder blade was used as a dough scraper in earlier times.

2,10 €

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  • Product Name: Schlesinger 120 x 86mm Black
  • Category: Prepare
  • Brand: AK Colonia
  • Size: 120 x 86 mm
  • Color: Black
  • Price: 2,10 €
  • SKU: CL17-399604

Manufacturer

  • Company:AK-Colonia Bakery
  • Street:Rathenaustrasse 4
  • ZIP & City:51427 Rose Garden
  • State:Lower Saxony
  • Country:Germany
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  • Phone:+49 2204 830716
  • Email:info@ak-colonia.de

Responsible Party

  • Company:WAS Germany Inh. Tim Schulz eK
  • Street:Am Oheberg 1
  • ZIP & City:21224 Rose Garden
  • State:Lower Saxony
  • Country:Germany
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  • Phone:+49 4108 41880
  • Email:office@wasgermany.com
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Product Safety Description

Sometimes it doesn't have to be high-tech. A single piece of plastic is enough to bring joy to a chef in certain situations. What can you do with this small item? What problems can it solve? For chopping chives, processing stuffing, or gathering an overturned sack of rice. This item, like a spoon, is part of a chef's basic equipment. During founder Marius's master craftsman examination, one examiner said, "Old-school chefs still carry a Schlesinger in their pocket." We have two versions to choose from: classic and asymmetrical, both in colorful black. Here you can find other tools from Cheflife for the discerning chef. Where does this term for this common tool come from? You could also call it a dough scraper. The name probably comes from the Schlesinger bone, which forms the shoulder blade of the calf. This shoulder blade was used as a dough scraper in earlier times.

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