Tablecraft Bamp35a Allergy Pick 3-1/2" Bamboo - Case Of 1200

US $390

Gurnee, Illinois, United States
May 29th

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Finance Options Bid Request Menu Commercial Cooking Beverage & Ice Cream Food Preparation Commercial Refrigeration Dishwashers, Tables & Sinks Table Top Facility Supplies Fixtures & Furniture Material Handling Parts & Attachments Product Details Tablecraft BAMP35A Allergy Pick 3-1/2" bamboo - Case of 1200 Keep dishes clearly marked and organized with the Tablecraft BAMP35A 3 1/2" food marker! Using this "Allergy" labeled pick makes it easy to keep track of your customers' food. Ensure your customers are safe and happy by providing them with the correct, specially-prepared meal that excludes particular ingredients. The paddle pick is also useful when serving appetizers, kabobs, and satay dishes, as its 3 1/2" size makes it easy for your guests to pick up individual portions at your banquet hall or catered event. This bamboo food pick is an eco-friendly alternative to wood and plastic picks because it's renewable and it decomposes instead of cluttering up a landfill. Use the pick to hold your signature sandwiches and wraps together and dispose of them later without fear of environmental hazard! Overall Dimensions: Length: 3 1/2" BAMP35A From Tablecraft Allergy Pick, 3-1/2", bamboo, priced per pack, packed 100 per inner polybag (12 packs minimum order) Shipping Policies We have some of the lowest shipping prices in the country. Please contact us for the most accurate shipping quote, however, we will get you the best price we can. Shipping is offered via UPS and Freight, and is based on the weight and dimensions of your shipment. Return Policies Returns are available for 14 days. There is a 20-30% re-stocking fee, which varies from manufacturer to manufacturer. Featured Brands Commercial Cooking Beverage & Ice Cream Food Preparation Commercial Refrigeration Dishwashers, Tables & Sinks Table Top Facility Supplies Fixtures & Furniture Material Handling Parts & Attachments Privacy About FAQs