Capital Kitchen Chopping Board With Tray, 36x24cm
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Capital Kitchen provides you with your kitchen essentials.
Slice your freshly baked bread on this Capital Kitchen Bread Board. Crumbs will collect in the base, for an easy clean up. Bamboo is renewable resource making this an environmentally friendly choice.- 36 x 24cm
Can you deliver to a P O Box address?
Yes, we use Courier Post who can deliver to P.O. Box addresses
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Capital Kitchen provides you with your kitchen essentials.
Slice your freshly baked bread on this Capital Kitchen Bread Board. Crumbs will collect in the base, for an easy clean up. Bamboo is renewable resource making this an environmentally friendly choice.- 36 x 24cm
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Can you deliver to a P O Box address?Yes, we use Courier Post who can deliver to P.O. Box addresses
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