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An 11-inch stainless-steel pie server with a white ABS handle for clean serving
The Crestware Pie Server is a stainless-steel serving tool designed for lifting and transferring slices of pie, tart or cake. Its 11-inch length and 2-1/2-inch blade width provide ample surface area for clean portions. The white ABS plastic handle offers a secure grip for home bakers and catering staff.
Stainless steel retains heat when left in a warm serving dish, so the blade can become hot to the touch during extended service. The ABS handle insulates the hand from conducted heat better than metal alone. Users handling continuous output should allow cooling intervals or rotate utensils to maintain comfort.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Crestware |
| Size & build | |
| Main material | HAWA |
The 11 in stainless steel blade conducts heat, but the white ABS plastic handle insulates the grip so it stays comfortable during extended use.
A flat plate or cutting board gives the 2-1/2 in wide blade enough room to lift each slice cleanly.
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