• 3.62″ x 1.25″ blade sandwich spreader
• Stainless steel, satin finish blade
• Ergonomic polypropylene handle with slip-free grip reduces hand fatigue
• Purple colour allows for easy identification to prevent cross-contact
• Allergen Free
• Dishwasher safe
• Ideal for cafes, specialty delis & school cafeterias

Description

The Winco TWP-31P Allergen-Free Sandwich Spreader is a specialized tool designed to meet the rigorous safety standards of modern commercial kitchens. Featuring a 3.6″ x 1.25″ stainless steel blade, this spreader provides the ideal surface area for applying condiments, butters, and specialty spreads with precision. The blade’s rounded tip and serrated edge allow for a seamless transition from spreading to light cutting, making it a versatile asset for high-volume sandwich assembly lines and deli stations.

The defining feature of the TWP-31P is its vibrant purple handle, which serves as a critical visual indicator for allergen-free food preparation. By dedicating this tool specifically to gluten-free, nut-free, or dairy-free ingredients, kitchen managers can significantly reduce the risk of cross-contamination. The ergonomic polypropylene handle is slip-resistant and designed for a comfortable grip during repetitive tasks.

Its blade is resistant to corrosion and staining, maintaining its professional finish even after frequent exposure to acidic condiments like mustard or mayonnaise. The seamless construction between the blade and handle prevents food particles and bacteria from becoming trapped. This spreader is an essential investment for any establishment looking to enhance its food safety while maintaining efficient prep workflows.

• Restaurant Size Recommendation: Ideal for small to large cafes, sandwich shops, delis, and institutional kitchens implementing dedicated allergen-safe prep stations.
• Maintenance Advice: Dishwasher safe for convenient sanitation. Store in a dedicated allergen-safe tool rack to maintain the integrity of cross-contamination prevention protocols.

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