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Lemon Wrap "Stretch" | Cotton

Lemon Wrap "Stretch" | Cotton

  • cotton gauze, with sewn-in elasticated band
  • to wrap and cord lemon or lime halfes, non slip
  • prevents juice splashes and pips from falling out
  • very decorative
 

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Lemon Serving Cloths Lemon Wrap by Hygostar Use Lemon Wrap towel so that your guests can enjoy their food without any annoying pips. The small wrappers are ideal for all dishes that are rounded off with lemon juice. The lemon half is simply wrapped in the lemon wrap and tied with a ribbon. In this way, lemon pips or pulp remain in the cloth and do not fall into the food. Only the lemon juice passes through the fine lattice structure of the lemon wraps. Lemon wraps are extremely hygienic. The cloth prevents the lemon juice from splashing uncontrollably in all directions. In addition, the lemons do not have to be handled with the bare hands. This keeps your guests' hands pleasantly clean. This is how it works: Place lemon halves or lemon wedges in the centre of the cloth. fold all ends of the cloth upwards so that the whole lemon is covered. then simply tie it with the ribbon provided. Tip: It is especially decorative if you tie a bow.. The Lemon Wraps are made of food-safe cotton gauze. This loose, air-permeable fabric is also known as mull. Thanks to its specific, lattice-like structure, gauze is ideal for retaining lemon pips like a filter and letting only the lemon juice through. With the colourful lemon wraps, lemon halves look particularly decorative and give your dishes a stylish eye-catcher. By the way, it also works with limes. Properties of the Lemon Wrap at a glance: for wrapping and tying up lemon halves or lemon wedges prevents lemon pips from falling into the food the citrus juice is distributed on the food without splashing very hygienic, as your guests' hands stay clean food-safe not edible ideal for restaurants, upscale kitchens and hotels for serving tea or oysters, for example different colours available bulk pack for professional kitchens with 10 x 100 pieces Tip for those who want to save time: The Lemon Wrap is also available with an elastic band instead of a tie. Simply place the lemon half in the cloth and save tying: art.-no. 319600: Lemon Wrap "Lemon Stretch Wrap"
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Properties

Type of inner packaging: PE
Type of outer packaging: cardboard
material: Paper

Certifications / Standards

food safe

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Declaration of conformity for food safety
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No! Both terms are often lumped together, but strictly speaking there is a difference. The term "biodegradable" in general, after all, almost any material can be degraded at some point. Biodegradable materials are decomposed over time by bacteria and other organisms. However, the conditions under which this extraction takes place are not defined.
 Completely different with compostable products. They must meet strict guidelines and are therefore one step ahead of the "normal" biodegradable products in terms of environmental protection. 

Compostable products always consist of organic materials, the natural decomposition of which produces proper compost. In order for organic waste to become compost, the environmental conditions must be right. This includes sufficient water and oxygen as well as the right temperature. The European standard EN 13432 as well as the American standard ASTM D6400 specify exactly in which time frame a complete decomposition of the raw materials must have taken place. For example, 90% of the material must be degraded after 6 months. Very important: compostable materials do not leave any hazardous residues and are therefore particularly environmentally friendly.
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