Product information "Sugar dispenser, Ball - 260ml"

Height (cm): approx. 11,5
Diameter (cm): approx. 8,6
Capacity (ml): 260
Material: glass, metal
This classical sugar dispenser has the shape of a ball and is used to portioning sugar. The dispenser is closed with a lid. The lid is equipped with a at both sides bevelled pipe. The sugar caster will dispense a certain amount of sugar, if you tilt it slightly.

The practical dispenser has a height of approx. 11,5cm and a diameter of 8,6cm. It has a capacity of 260ml (approx. 300g).

The first sugar dispenser - called "Süßer Heinrich" - was developed by Heinrich Kurz in Germany in the early 1950s. Shortly afterwards it was sold by Johann Karl Theodor Jacob and was patented in 1953.

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