15 ml x 30 ml 304 Stainless Steel Rolled lip Cocktail Double Jigger Japanese Style Measuring Oz Cup Bar Tool Shot for Bartending Bartender Jiggers Ounce Measurements Alcohol Drink (15 ml x 30 ml)
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15 ml x 30 ml 304 Stainless Steel Rolled lip Cocktail Double Jigger Japanese Style Measuring Oz Cup Bar Tool Shot for Bartending Bartender Jiggers Ounce Measurements Alcohol Drink (15 ml x 30 ml)
- Safe and Sturdy: the double jigger for bartending is made of quality 304 stainless steel material, which is safe and reliable for you to use, sturdy and durable for long time applications, not easy to deform, break or rust, can serve you for a long time
- QUALITY: High grade sturdy 18/8 stainless steel, thickening design, increased durability and shockresistance
- DESIGN: Rolled lip and professional welded structure make double jigger generous and beautiful, comfortable to touch
- Wide Range of Use: our stainless steel cocktail jigger can play an important role in measuring and mixing liquids, you can use it to make mojitos, teas, whiskey, gins, whiskeys, martinis, coffee, and more beverages you like
- Easy to Apply: our shot glass measuring cup has a slender shape in the middle and can be stabilized between the fingers, making it easy to operate with one hand, convenient for you to make wines and pour them to cups or glasses
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