Blue Moppine Oven Mitts (Set of 3) by Rachael Ray

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Blue Moppine Oven Mitts (Set of 3)

by Rachael Ray

Our Price	:	$22.95

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Item# 647404

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Set of 3

Orange Stripe Green Gold

Product Description:

The Moppine is the new all-in-one oven mitt and kitchen towel. A great time saver this kitchen towel has pot holders built in two of the corners. Rachael Ray frequently has one tossed over her shoulder while cooking on her show. The waffle weave fabric is super absorbent. Dry your kitchen faves in a zip and then just hang the Moppine up. Protect your hands with the built in oven mitts. The oven mitt pockets are padded and lined with terry fabric to insulate hands from the heat. The Moppine is a kitchen must-have for all cooks.

Item# 647404

Product Characteristics:

Cleaning & Care

Machine wash in warm water. Only non chlorine bleach when needed. Tumble dry medium.

Dimensions/Size

18-in. x 28-in.

Material

100% Cotton

Origin

Pakistan

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Rated 112 time(s) by customers who purchased this item 68 out of 112 customers wrote reviews Recommended by 92% of Reviewers Value: 91% rated it a good value

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by Jennifer (Howell, MI) 1 review(s)

1/5/2009

Awesome product!! What a great idea! I just love it!! :)

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Such a great idea!

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by Tara (Massapequa, NY) 1 review(s)

1/5/2009

These

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by LouAnn (Howard Lake, MN) 2 review(s)

1/5/2009

I just wish you could get more colors...

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What our Kitchen Experts Say

If you're basting your meat with sugary sauces (like most barbecue sauces), do it at the very end of the cooking process, so the meat has a chance to cook through before the sugars in the sauce burn.