Making it simple to serve foods like salads, fruit, pasta, veggies, and more -- with just one hand.
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Oakland Township, Michigan, -- It's a snappy new kitchen device that is making it a snap to serve up a wide variety of foods. Snapi® is a creatively designed, single-hand server from product developer KitchenHappy. The Snapi is a serving utensil that resembles an oversized clam shell, a molded plastic hard-shell with a soft-touch easy-grip base.
What makes Snapi so fun and functional is its convenient spring-loaded open & close mechanism, making it simple to serve foods like salads, fruit, pasta, veggies, and more -- with just one hand. That easy-open spring action
allows Snapi to open wide to scoop the food, allowing the hand to apply just enough pressure to gently hold the collected food until it can be release onto a plate. Snapi is ideal for buffets, salad bars, pasta bars, catering use, home use and more.View Comments
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