this is a great product for serving creamer with coffee or hot tea to a larger group of guests! we use this for larger parties rather than using individual smaller metal cartons.
American Metalcraft MCC500 5 oz. Stainless Steel Milk Carton Creamer
Item number 124mcc500MFR number MCC500
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Product Overview
- 5 oz. capacity
- Resembles a milk carton
- Unique shape adds character to tabletop display
- Easy pour design
- Great for restaurants, cafes, and hotels
UPC Code:10704339924026
- Quantity
- 1/Each
- Shipping Weight
- 0.21 lb.
- Capacity
- 5 oz.
- Color
- Silver
- Handle
- Without Handle
- Material
- Stainless Steel
- Shape
- Rectangle
- Style
- Milk Carton
- Type
- Creamers
American Metalcraft MCC500 Details
Upgrade your coffee and tea service with this fun and functional American Metalcraft MCC500 5 oz. stainless steel milk creamer! Reminiscent of childhood school cafeteria milk cartons, it will bring originality to any tabletop display. This petite creamer holds up to 5 oz. of cream to complement a serving of hot coffee. Compared to other types of creamers, stainless steel creamers offer a sleek appearance and lasting durability. Great for daily coffee service or special occasions, the unique shape, shine, and convenience of this milk carton creamer is sure to charm your guests!
The American Metalcraft 5 oz. milk can creamer features an easy pour design. Whether you use it for tabletops or self-serve coffee stations, it will bring character to any coffee service.
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These are very unique items that are hard to find! They offer a very whimsical way to serve creamer for coffee! Very sleek material is good for hip modern cafes!!
These are pretty cool. They would go good at a sheek cafe in the city. They would deffinetly fit in with the "sheek" and the "hip."
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