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Amazon.com Review
This porcelain utensil holder has that classic French white look: simple yet elegant. Use it to hold the most-used utensils right next to the stove. About 6-1/2 inches tall, it easily holds 15 to 20 utensils, maybe a few more with a tight squeeze, and it's heavy enough that it won't tip over when it's accidentally hit while you're reaching for the spatula. As a bonus, it's microwave-, oven-, and dishwasher-safe. --Doree Armstrong
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This 64 Ounce Utensil holder will hold all of your culinary tools to make a gourmet meal.It is classic white to go with any colors in your kitchen.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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the white ceramic Cordon Bleu utensil crock is a terrific value for the price and quite large. It's roomy enough to accommodate all the larger utensils that won't fit in the drawer and I've placed the crock on top of my stove where it's within easy reach. It has practicality (put it in the dishwasher to clean) and looks really good as part of the kitchen decor, no matter what the color scheme
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I ordered this to use with my Flylade rubba swisha ( a toilet bowl brush). I used some body wash and water and it is conveniently available to immediately wash the bowl. It works perfectly!!!!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I searched online through several sites until I found this "bargain" utensil holder which matches my newly renovated kitchen beautifully. I received it quickly and in perfect condition. The utensil holder is nice and large and because it is white goes with everything. I filled it with my kitchen utensils because my new cabinets have limited drawer space and it solved my space problem.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Cracks easily.
The first time I received this product there were fine cracks on the side so Amazon sent a replacement. I received the second crock in fine shape. Read more
Published 18 days ago by Arboleda Crisostomo
Good Crock
This crock, for me, is almost perfect. The opening is 5.5 inches and it is 7 inches tall. I keep most of my daily utensils in it, I hate opening drawers while cooking. Read more
Published 2 months ago by bluebox
Big and heavy
I bought two of these. They arrived quickly, intact, well packaged. Both look like the picture. They are big and heavy. Read more
Published 3 months ago by WakkyWabbit
Not Big Enough
Much smaller than it appears. Container is not as tall as it looks like in the photo and the mouth is too narrow to store large utencils.
Published 3 months ago by ON THE HUNT FOR A BARGAIN
Nice :)
This crock holds all of my regularly used utensils on my counter. It came with no defects and serves its purpose nicely. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Sheila Villazon
Utensil Organizer
The Cordon Bleu utensil crock is a gem. It fits beautiful with my french country decor and doesn't take up to much space, but is large enough to hold all my utensils. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Linda Francesconi
It looks great in my kitchen
I really like this utensil crock. It is sturdy and substantial and looks good. It's much better than the plastic crock I had before.
Published 19 months ago by J.T.
Very nice
Looks great with color utensils I ordered to use with this crock. Nice value.
Published 21 months ago by SanDiegoJesse
I didn't get to enjoy it
I was very sad that the item that I was so looking forward to decorating my kitchen with arrived in many pieces. Read more
Published 23 months ago by Samantha A. Grucella
A Good Choice
For years I have used a utensil crock from a flea market. It is nice but too small. I am delighted with this white crock. It is larger but not too large.
Published on February 27, 2010 by schimmel1885
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