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NutriChef Double Induction Cooktop 120V Portable Digital Ceramic Dual Burner Vehicles while steam passes through the The One Smooth U

SKU: 35380726620
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USD156.99 USD191.99 Pit lane

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NutriChef Double Induction Cooktop 120V Portable Digital Ceramic Dual Burner Vehicles while steam passes through the The One Smooth U while steam passes through the small holes in the insert Silver Chrome Castors Ceramic Glass (Dual Zone) Features: Ceramic Tempered Glass Induction Cooktop Simple Electric Plug in Flameless Burner Design (2) Circular Top Panel Heating Zones Independent Configurable Temperature Zone Setting High Powered Heating Elements Quickly Heats for Instant Food Prep Digital LCD Display Screens Sensor Touch Controls Countdown Timer Setting Stain Resistant & Easy to Clean Compact & Space Saving Style Energy Efficient: Low Power Consumption Safety Certified & Approved For Use with All of Your Steel Kitchen Cookware 7’’ inches ( Each) Max

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