Hold and pull with a pair
Two separate tools let you use one claw to steady a suitable section while the other makes a controlled pull.
A HANDS-ON STEP BEFORE THE SHARING PLATE
Pull Meat Claw Pair
Separate suitable cooked tender meat with a pair of wooden-handled stainless claws. Pull gives each hand a straight wood grip and six pointed tines for a controlled holding and pulling step on a stable surface.
LITTLE TOOLS. LOVELY KITCHEN MOMENTS.
Guide a modest section of suitable cooked tender meat with the two selected claws.
Two separate tools let you use one claw to steady a suitable section while the other makes a controlled pull.
Each silver claw has six pointed tines for contact with suitable tender cooked meat. Take manageable sections.
Straight wooden handles sit above the working metal, giving each hand its own handhold behind the pointed tines.
Two six-tine claws with straight wooden grips for a controlled cooked-meat step.THE TENDER MEAT BEFORE THE TABLE
A cooked tender meat dish can have one more hands-on preparation step before it reaches the table: separating a modest portion for the recipe or serving plan you have in mind. The food's tenderness and your own method guide the movement.
Pull brings one claw to each hand. Hold a manageable section on a stable board or tray, use the second claw for a controlled short pull and work at your own pace. The wooden handholds stay behind the pointed edges while the next serving idea takes shape.
See the simple routineTHE USEFUL LITTLE DETAILS
Exactly two stainless claws, each with six tines and two actual handle rivets.Each selected claw has six long points along its lower working edge. Handle and store them carefully.
One warm-brown wooden handhold is fixed above each metal claw with two actual visible rivets.
The real cutout below the grip separates the handhold area from the lower tine edge.
Your order contains two claws. Meat, boards, trays and other meal-preparation items are separate.
YOUR THREE-STEP ROUTINE
Choose suitable cooked tender meat and a stable board or tray, keeping hands behind the pointed working edges.
01Place suitable cooked tender meat on a stable board or tray and hold each tool by its wooden grip.
02Use one claw to steady a modest portion and the other to make a controlled short separation, with fingers clear of the points.
03Continue with your recipe. Carefully clear food between the tines, hand wash and dry the metal and wood promptly.
For suitable cooked tender meat on a stable board or tray. Grip only the wooden handholds, keep fingers clear of points and pulling path, and store sharp claws securely.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
The little details that help you make it part of your kitchen.
Ask us anythingTwo separate stainless claws with wooden handles. Each selected reference claw has six pointed tines.
Choose suitable cooked tender meat and manageable portions. The food's preparation and tenderness determine how it separates.
Hold the straight wooden handholds above the metal cutouts, keeping fingers clear of the pointed tines and pulling path.
Hand wash carefully and dry promptly. Avoid soaking the wood and store the sharp claws securely.
Included: Two wooden-handled stainless meat claws. Ingredients, dishes, appliances and styling props shown in photographs are not included unless named above.
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BRING A CONTROLLED PULL TO THE SHARING PLAN
Bring Pull to the stable preparation board. Two six-tine stainless claws for a controlled step with suitable cooked tender meat.
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