Capital Kitchen Stainless Steel Strainer, 22cm
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Capital Kitchen provides you with your kitchen essentials.
Sift your flour and dry ingredients with ease through this strainer to ensure no lumps when cooking and baking.- 22cm
- Stainless steel
Can you deliver to a P O Box address?
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Capital Kitchen provides you with your kitchen essentials.
Sift your flour and dry ingredients with ease through this strainer to ensure no lumps when cooking and baking.- 22cm
- Stainless steel
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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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