By India Handicrafts Inc
SS & Gold Dots Spreader Set
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Why we carry this
I once owned a spreader that was just a knife, unremarkable in every way. Then I discovered this set of four stainless steel spreaders dotted with gold, and suddenly my relationship with condiments changed entirely. They're the kind of utensils that make you pause mid-spread and think, "Well, this is nicer than it needs to be." Made from quality stainless steel, they won't betray you like cheaper spreaders do. The gold dots are subtle enough that you won't feel ridiculous using them for cream cheese, yet elegant enough to make your guests wonder if you've always been this sophisticated. Perfect for butter, jam, dips, or whatever else you're compelled to spread across bread. They're practical, yes, but they're also the sort of small luxury that reminds you life doesn't have to be entirely utilitarian.
— partoo
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