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Customer Reviews of Wolfgang Puck 4 - Piece Stainless Steel Butter Warmer
Customer Rating:  Summary: Great for seafood Comment: What a great device, I used these for a clambake on Sunday, we had some timing problems getting the food out, it was about 20 minutes between courses simply due to the large amount of food, we had 30 lobsters and 17 pounds of steam clams. These kept the butter nice and warm throughout the entire meal. No having to pour the butter back in a pan and reheat. My biggest fear never materialized, that was overheating the butter, the candles were just far enough from the cups to keep the butter warm without burning it. More Reviews It is easy to serve warm delicious butter at each meal using these convenient butter warmers. Perfect for dipping clams, crab, lobster, artichoke leaves or bread. These are restaurant quality, but are great for home use as well. They are made of durable stainless steel and is dishwasher safe. Each set includes the stand, butter dish, candle holder and tea lights. 
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Kitchen tips -> Pastries For best results when making pastries, use whole milk rather than low-fat or fat free milk. |
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