Marna Otoshibuta Drop Lid 17.5cm

The Marna Otoshibuta Drop Lid 17.5cm is a delightful and practical kitchen accessory designed to make cooking easier and more enjoyable. Shaped like a cute pig, this drop lid not only adds a touch of humor to your kitchen but also efficiently helps in cooking by fitting snugly over your pots and pans. Its playful design even features steam coming out of the pig's nose, bringing a smile to your face while you cook.

Made from soft silicone rubber, the Marna Otoshibuta Drop Lid conducts heat effectively, ensuring your food cooks evenly and stays delicious. It can also be used as a handy replacement for plastic wrap when heating food in the microwave, making it a versatile tool in your kitchen. Recognized for its high quality, this lid has won the Good Design Award and is manufactured by Marna Inc., a company dedicated to bringing happiness and convenience to everyday life.

• Product Material: Silicone rubber

• Manufacturer: Marna Inc.

• Made in: Japan

• Unique pig-shaped design with steam coming out of the nose for a fun cooking experience
• Made of soft silicone rubber that fits various ingredients and conducts heat efficiently
• Versatile use as a drop lid or as a replacement for plastic wrap in the microwave
• Awarded the Good Design Award, ensuring high quality and practical design
• Helps cook food evenly and retain moisture for delicious results

Place the Marna Otoshibuta Drop Lid directly on top of the pot or pan with the ingredients you are cooking. The silicone material allows it to fit snugly and conduct heat efficiently. When using in the microwave, place it over your food as a substitute for plastic wrap to retain moisture while heating. Always ensure the lid is clean before use and avoid direct contact with open flames.

After use, wash the drop lid with warm soapy water or place it in the dishwasher if safe. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or brushes that may damage the silicone surface. Store in a dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme heat. Do not expose to open flames or temperatures above the recommended limit for silicone materials.