TASTE is the perfect companion to the big KITCHEN product and as a combo it brings your cooking to a completely new level. The four salt rocks truly look like gemstones on their own, but also fit nicely together on the KITCHEN wood board making them a striking centerpiece of your food prep area. Every rock originate from different parts of the world. They all have their own taste and consequently work great with different dishes.
008 Taste – Selection of Salt Rock
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| Total weight | 240 g |
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