Joseph Joseph Nest Trio 3-Piece Food Preparation Set
Category: Baking Accessories
Featuring three handy food prep helpers, the Joseph Joseph Nest Trio is a tidy, space-saving dream for anyone who loves good-quality kitchen kit and hates the sight of messy worktops and cluttered cupboards.
What you get
- Mixing jug – with easy-pour spout and non-slip base, it’s large enough for all those little prep jobs like mixing up batters and whisking eggs. 2.5 litre.
- Measuring jug – with both metric and imperial measurements on the side up to 500ml and 1 pint, it also has an easy-pour spout and non-slip base.
- Citrus juicer – clips into the measuring jug so you can squeeze out just the right amount.
Space-saving design
When it comes to Joseph Joseph products, you can be sure that everything fits neatly together with their signature precision and style, and the Nest Trio is no exception. The vertical handle of the measuring jug slides perfectly into the handle of the mixing jug, with the citrus juicer clipping onto the measuring jug to make a nice compact nest to save precious cupboard space.
Minimise the mess
Both the mixing jug and measuring jug have easy-pour spouts to help make pouring as accurate and controlled as possible, reducing the chance of overspill to keep your worktops clean, while the non-slip bases further help to prevent spillages.
Easy to clean
Once you’re finished using them, they can all be popped straight into the dishwasher for a nice easy clean.
BPA-free.
About the Joseph Joseph Nest Range
The kitchenware team at Joseph Joseph are well aware that most of us struggle to find space for all the things we need in our kitchen cupboards, so they’ve developed their Nest ranges of kitchen mixing, measuring and storage essentials that stack neatly, clip together securely and help maximise space and minimise clutter.
About Joseph Joseph
Innovative and practical, the design team at Joseph Joseph are renowned for their skills in adding a little sophistication and fun to the most mundane household helpers. And, no matter what they turn their minds to redesigning, we always wonder ‘why didn’t we think of that?’
