SKU: 3141-78

Sponge brush

EUR13.34

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Weight 0.025 kg

Fresh mushrooms lose flavor when rinsed in water – dirt and soil should therefore be brushed or cut away. This handy oiled birch and horsehair mushroom brush effectively removes dirt and debris without damaging the mushrooms.

The brush also works great as a bread brush when baking with molds with small and detailed patterns as the round shape makes it small and flexible.

Oiled birch. Tagel bristles. Length 16cm, width 2cm, height 2.4cm. Weight 48g

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Fresh mushrooms lose flavor when rinsed in water – dirt and soil should therefore be brushed or cut away. This handy oiled birch and horsehair mushroom brush effectively removes dirt and debris without damaging the mushrooms.

The brush also works great as a bread brush when baking with molds with small and detailed patterns as the round shape makes it small and flexible.

Additional information

Weight 0.025 kg

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