Acaciaware 4-Piece Wood Appetizer and Dip Serving Tray Set with Spoons, Brown - 22454 - Bath This acacia hardwood three-part sauce and dip serv

Acaciaware 4-Piece Wood Appetizer and Dip Serving Tray Set with Spoons, Brown - 22454

By Acaciaware

$35.95

(204 Reviews)

Model

22454

Store

Home Depot

Manufacturer

Acaciaware

Detail

This acacia hardwood three-part sauce and dip server set with spoons is an attractive yet functional way to serve accompany snacks and appetizers at your family get-togethers or dinner parties. This handcrafted Acaciaware serveware beautifully accents any dinner table or outdoor setting and complements a diverse array of foods such as chips and salad. Whether youre putting out salsa to go with tortilla chips or soy sauce to accompany a platter of sushi, your Acaciaware product has you covered. Despite their beauty, Acaciaware products are durable, low-maintenance and easy to care forjust hand-wash with warm soapy water and air-dry them between meals. As with any natural wood product, do not use it in a microwave or a dishwasher. Acaciaware is responsibly forested from well-managed forests in the Philippines under close supervision of the local governments reforestation program. If you take care of your Pacific Merchants Acaciaware acacia wood products, you will enjoy them for years to come. Pacific Merchants is an ecological, eco-friendly green company. We use clean, recycled cardboard packing material that lowers our carbon footprint and reduces the earths landfill. We offer a full line of hardwood dinnerware such as handcrafted wooden salad bowls, dipping bowls, serving trays and utensils. Color: Brown.

Category

Bath

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