Emma Bridgewater Blackberry Crumble Tea Towel

Name: Emma Bridgewater Blackberry Crumble Tea Towel
Brand: David Shuttle Ltd
SKU: 16232900166019
Price: 13 GBP
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Product details

Material:: Cotton
Product code:: 1BKE010914
Size dimensions:: 48cm (Width) x 70cm (Length)

Description

There’s no second-guessing about what to do with a glut of apples from the garden and juicy blackberries foraged from a country lane: crumble! Emma Bridgewater's Blackberry Crumble Tea Towel is clearly printed with a simple recipe for a perfect crumble, so sling the kitchen cloth over your shoulder and get to work, peeling, slicing and mixing. Made from 100% cotton, this tea towel will come in useful for wiping floury hands and drying kitchen bowls and utensils. Making the yummiest of puddings will now be as easy as, well, apple pie!

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Emma Bridgewater made?

Emma Bridgewater pottery is made in the original factory on Lichfield Street in Hanley, Stoke-On-Trent.

Is Emma Bridgewater dishwasher safe?

Yes, Emma Bridgewater products are dishwasher safe, excluding any that are decorated with silver and gold. It is advisable to use your dishwasher on a lower setting and use a liquid detergent to maintain the appearance of the product.

Are Emma Bridgewater mugs microwave safe?

Unless it’s marked as cookware, Emma Bridgewater products are not microwave safe.

What are Emma Bridgewater seconds?

Emma Bridgewater ‘seconds’ are any products that have the very slightest of defects, whether that be an issue with the finish, decoration or shape. Seconds are still sold as they are fully functional and some consider them to be collectables as they are all one of a kind.