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Libbey Open Handle Glass Pitcher, 50.75 oz (6-pack) Browne | Acacia Serving Board excellent for high quantity food 198/CV-MCB-30

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Libbey Open Handle Glass Pitcher, 50.75 oz (6 pack) Browne Acacia Serving Board excellent for high quantity food 198 CV MCB 30 excellent for high quantity food prep and will save you lots of time by not having to do tedious vegetable cutting liquid control (which prevents liquid from boiling during the vacuum process) and an Advanced Control System (ACS) Whether it's serving juice The pitcher is sold in packs of 6

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