Two working faces sit on one weighted head: a textured side that breaks down tough fibers in a steak and a smooth side that flattens chicken or pork cutlets to an even thickness. Triple plated chrome over a zinc core gives the 6 inch tool its heft.
Flipping the head switches the job. The textured face pierces and loosens connective tissue in a tough cut, while the smooth face presses a cutlet flat without shredding the surface, which matters when the meat will be breaded, rolled, or seared afterward and needs to cook through at one rate.
Three layers of chrome plating cover a zinc core, producing a dense head that does its work through weight rather than force from the arm. The plated surface wipes down after raw poultry, and the contoured handle sets the hand behind the head for leverage.
The same head cracks garlic cloves flat, breaks nuts, and reduces cookies or hard candies to crumbs for a crust or a topping. A striking diameter of 3.5 inches covers a wide area per pass, so a row of cookies breaks down in a few strokes.
Banana leaf woven over a tapered steel frame, a 10 inch round bin for bedroom, bath, or office waste.
Gray paper rope bin, round and tapered at 10 inches, for offices and bedrooms where white shows marks.
