Everything You Need and So Much More
Everything You Need and So Much More
Versatile Size The 1st 2nd 3rd ice cubes all are 2.8 inch height and 0.47 inch thickness. The outer diameter of 1st 2nd 3rd hollow cylinder ice cubes are 2.4 inch, 2.8 inch and 3.34 inch. The large ice cubes keep your drinks cold longer, ensure a slower melting rate and help maintain the drink’s temperature without diluting it too quickly. Package List: 1 Pack Tumbler Ice Mold (The Cup is not Included
Dice Tray – 20cm x 30cm (7.87″ x 11.8″).
Material: Stainless Steel
EASY AND FUN: Make burritos, nachos, fajitas, and even fondue! Every night can be taco night with this fun, easy-to-use taco bar. Easy to clean and dishwasher safe. Modern Mexican design looks great in your kitchen.
Reusable tray fits most 40oz tumblers, with a convenient spot for the tumbler handle
Premium Quality Snack Tray: Made of high-quality materials, our snack bowl for stanley 40 oz tumbler is durable, reusable, safe for food, and easy to carry and store. You can take it with you on trips or store it in your bag for easy access to snacks. And, it’s easy to clean and dishwasher safe!
Create Storage Space: We designed a storage box for the area next to the gear shift, increasing the cars storage for items like phones, cigarettes, gum, cards, and more
Detachable Design: The detachable design can be expanded and the detachable tray can organize all your spoons and forks. The drawer tray organizer is suitable for kitchen, dining room, office, school, outdoor and more.
Multi-purpose and Durable. Simple to assemble and extremely sturdy. This tray slides easily in and out even with the weight of a kitchen aid mixer on it. It’s sturdy enough for a heavy machine with a 25 lb maximum load-bearing. Move smoothly and quietly to simplify your life.
Dog Themed Deign: the cute cutting boards are designed with the shapes of bone and paw, vivid and adorable, and the paw shaped one has 5 compartments to avoid food mixing and keep smells from interfering with each other, leaving you a nice using experience