Maine Man Butter Warmer Set, Ceramic Ramekins with Chrome-Plated Steel Wire, Set of 2, 3-Ounce Capacity
Key features
- •Set of 2 individual butter warming dishes
- •Ceramic ramekins with metal tealight stands
- •Tealights included
- •3-ounce ramekins; ramekins are microwave and dishwasher safe
- •See coordinating HIC kitchen tools; sold separately
Maine Man Butter Warmer Set, Ceramic Ramekins with Chrome-Plated Steel Wire, Set of 2, 3-Ounce Capacity
List Price: $30.44$27.40DEALYou Save: $3.04 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Works very well.
Launa✓ Verified Purchase•September 6, 2023
Great product. I use them for garlic butter for my crab. If i have to add more butter it melts easy. Very nice looking.
Perfect for crab legs
Daryl Pierre✓ Verified Purchase•August 20, 2023
I purchased this for seafood night. I couldn't ask for anything more for the price and delivery.
Dress up your seafood feast!
Anne✓ Verified Purchase•August 13, 2023
At our home in the Pacific Northwest we have occasions to have fresh shrimp and Hood Canal Dungeness crab. The butter warmers with tea lights are so very convenient and the butter stays warmer longer than using other methods. Just wipe out the little ramekin and put it in the dishwasher. So convenient, and so very simple.
Great buy
Mike Baker✓ Verified Purchase•August 2, 2023
These work great
No Complaints
Him-and-Her✓ Verified Purchase•July 25, 2023
Works great for keeping butter warm. Good quality, sturdy thick cups, sits snug in the wire frame, no wobble on the table. The bottom of the cups are unfinished so they soak up the candle heat really well. After first use i checked the bottom of the cup and there was no discoloration from the candle.
I placed an empty cup over the candle for a minute to see how much heat they retain. When i touched the inside of the cup to see how warm it was i mildly burned my finger. I added butter and it stayed at a perfect warm temp. However, as the butter level dropped to less than half it got warmer and was starting to get uncomfortably warm to dip my fingers in (Eating crab). When the level dropped to 1/4 bubbles started to percolate in the butter so i blew out the candle.
I placed an empty cup over the candle for a minute to see how much heat they retain. When i touched the inside of the cup to see how warm it was i mildly burned my finger. I added butter and it stayed at a perfect warm temp. However, as the butter level dropped to less than half it got warmer and was starting to get uncomfortably warm to dip my fingers in (Eating crab). When the level dropped to 1/4 bubbles started to percolate in the butter so i blew out the candle.
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