Steamer Plate for Dim Sum Baskets - 620mm

Name: Steamer Plate for Dim Sum Baskets - 620mm
SKU: ACK-DSB1
Price: 128.00 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.50 (2 reviews)

A genuine replacement ACK Steamer Plate for Dim Sum Baskets featuring 7 holes to allow steam to rise into Dim Sum baskets. Diameter of plate is 620mm. Baskets not included.

ACK supply replacement parts for the Multi-Purpose Dim Sum and Rice Roll Steamer Eco Range including the jet burner, pilot light, gas safety valve and controls.

Made in the UK.

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2 reviews for Steamer Plate for Dim Sum Baskets – 620mm

Rated 5 out of 5

Roy Huang – 10/08/2018

Fits perfectly. A good replacement.
Rated 4 out of 5

Stefan Lim – 25/08/2018

Shame these don’t come with the baskets, but a sturdy plate anyway.

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