Louis Tellier - Silicone Brown 15 Compartment Chocolate Baking Mold - SCG01 [type]Stock & Stew Pots Vacuum-sealing your choice of food
USD29.99
USD54.99
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Louis Tellier - Silicone Brown 15 Compartment Chocolate Baking Mold - SCG01 [type]Stock & Stew Pots Vacuum-sealing your choice of food
USD29.99
USD54.99
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Louis Tellier Silicone Brown 15 Compartment Chocolate Baking Mold SCG01 [type]Stock & Stew Pots Vacuum sealing your choice of food Vacuum sealing your choice of food and seasonings in a vacuum sealed bag and then simply place it in the water bath at a pre set time and temperature You can cook for extended periods without discomfort or strain 15 Compartment Design: Allows for creating multiple chocolates simultaneously Crafted from high quality silicone
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