Name: American Metalcraft 26 oz. Cocktail Mixing Tin MTS26
Brand: American Metalcraft
SKU: 124MTS26
Price: 10.8 USD
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An American Metalcraft silver metal cocktail mixing tin with a handle.

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Size: 26 oz.

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Product Overview

Allows for easy mixing of cocktails
Keeps drinks cool
Precision spout simplifies pouring
Made with durable stainless steel
Boasts a smooth satin-finish

UPC Code:10704339913266

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Quantity: 1/Each
Shipping Weight: 0.38 lb.
Height: 5 Inches
Top Diameter: 3 1/2 Inches
Capacity: 26 oz.
Color: Silver
Features: Dishwasher Safe
Finish: Satin
Material: Stainless Steel
Shape: Round
Type: Stirring Tins

American Metalcraft MTS26 Details

Mix and pour your drinks to perfection with this American Metalcraft 26 oz. mixing tin MTS26. Whether your bartenders are mixing standout margaritas, specialty martinis, or tropical cocktails, the mixing tin possesses both the durability and size to handle any customer's drink of choice. Seasoned mixologists will appreciate the tin's precision spout, which simplifies pouring and minimizes the chance of unwanted spills.

Made of a sturdy stainless steel, the mixing tin offers a lighter, more robust alternative to glass mixing ware. Boasting corrosion-resistant properties, it's sure to endure long nights of drink making and cocktail shaking. Additionally, its contemporary satin finish is smooth to the touch, allowing your bartenders to mix each drink with ease. If you're looking to complement your current drink-making tools, look no further than this American Metalcraft mixing tin.

Overall Dimensions:
Top Diameter: 3 1/2"
Height: 5"
Capacity: 26 oz.

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