Toadfish Seafood Forks f/Crab Lobster - 4 Pack [1023]
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Seafood Forks for Crab & Lobster - 4 PackA must-have tool for easily removing crab and lobster meat from those...
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Seafood Forks for Crab & Lobster - 4 Pack
A must-have tool for easily removing crab and lobster meat from those hard-to-reach places in shells. Elegantly designed and easy to use, Toadfish Seafood forks are a great addition to any home entertainer's arsenal. This stainless steel tool features a scoop on one end and a two-prong fork on the other.
Toadfish Model Number: TFCRABLOBFORKS
Features:
- Full stainless steel construction with a non-slip rubber middle
- Comes in a pack of 4
- 9" Inch Utensils
- Does not include Crab Claw Cutter
Gamechanger!
When it comes to great seafood, it’s all about fast, simple access to the good stuff. Use the multi-use forks with a helpful scoop on one end and a fork on the other. No chips, splinters, or frustration, just a great time digging in & feasting on your favorite meal.
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Toadfish Seafood Forks f/Crab Lobster - 4 Pack [1023]
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