UPC: 3334497730025
Description
Matfer Suede Baking Mitten - 1 Pair, 16"
Experience the pinnacle of kitchen safety and style with the Matfer Suede Baking Mitten, expertly crafted to shield your hands from high temperatures. These oven mittens, made from luxurious suede, feature an insulating cloth inside, offering heat resistance up to 572°F for handling hot dishes with confidence and ease.
This pair of mittens measures 16 inches in length, with the lower part crafted from durable gray suede measuring 7-1/2 inches and the upper part in striking orange suede extending 8-1/4 inches. Not only are these mittens aesthetically pleasing and highly functional, but they also come with a one-year warranty from Matfer Bourgeat USA, ensuring quality and satisfaction.
- 16"
- Heat resistant up to 572 F
- Lower (gray suede) part of mitt is 7-1/2 inch
- Upper (orange suede) is 8-1/4 inch
Specifications
| Features | |
|---|---|
| Age Group | Adult |
Reviews
(1 reviews)
Here's the Beef
We've got a pair of these mittens at home and I can report they're top tier.
Beautifully made, they're beefy, highly protective, long enough and I would live in them if they were gloves rather than mittens.
Beautifully made, they're beefy, highly protective, long enough and I would live in them if they were gloves rather than mittens.
As a professional baker, I really need gloves for the added dexterity. My husband, however, is not a professional baker but does make our home bread and will only use these mittens. If all I needed to do was take hot pans out of the oven I would too. But I need to be able to move all my fingers for my kind of baking.
My one quibble with these mittens (especially considering the price) is that inexplicably, Matfer hasn't seen fit to include any way to hang them up. It drove me wild for a good while until I talked our handyman into adding a metal grommet to the end of each and was then able to put a piece of string through the holes and to hang the mittens from a hook. I can't conceive of what Matfer was thinking by omitting this final design piece. I mean, who keeps their gloves in a drawer?
By Kate J. Weiner, New York on May 21, 2017