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This versatile kit includes Silvermark’s herb snips, salad serving utensils, one 14-inch salad bowl, a salad dryer bag, bonus dressing jar, and a chopped salad recipe book penned by Silvermark co-founder Wendy Silver. Equipped with everything but salad fixings, this kit makes a great housewarming or wedding gift. The herb snips feature rounded handles for comfort and easy maneuvering. High-quality stainless-steel blades with micro-serrated edges eliminate the necessity of sharpening that accompanies most kitchen knifes and scissors. An herb stripper allows users to separate fresh herbs from their hardy stems. A 100 percent imported-cotton dryer bag reduces moisture on washed spinach, basil, or lettuce leaves. The kit’s stainless-steel salad bowl and 18/10 stainless-steel serving utensils match any kitchenware. To care for all stainless-steel tools, Silvermark recommends washing by hand. The herb snips measure 8-1/2 by 4 by 1 inches. The complete kit weighs 4 pounds upon shipping. --Jessica Reuling What’s in the Box 
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