Tupperware "pour N serve" white pourer or spreader for sprinkles, parmesan cheese and more...

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Tupperware "pour N serve" white pourer or spreader for sprinkles, parmesan cheese and more...

• Manufacturer: Tupperware Brands Corporation
• Date of manufacture: since 1983

Description
Spreader or pourer from Tupperware consisting of three parts, namely a holder, divider and lid. The spreader has three different types of openings that can be opened or closed by means of the lid.

Depending on the opening that is chosen, you choose a lot, normal or slow spreading, depending on which content is chosen. Sugar, sprinkles, flakes or, for example, sprinkled cheese.

Condition
This spreader is in a good vintage condition with normal traces of use and age-related traces of wear. Photos are part of the description.

Size

• Height: approx. 13,7 cm.
• Width: 7,8 cm.

Price is per piece! Possibly more copies in stock. Select the desired amount.

In 1944 Earl Tupper founded the "Tupperware Plastics Company". This American chemist (from the DuPont company) was a pioneer in the use of polyethene for household applications. Two years later, Mr Tupper launched his “Wonderbowl”, a "miraculous" bowl with a revolutionary airtight closure, which was much lighter and sturdier than traditional glass and pottery.

In the early years, the products were for sale in department stores, hardware stores and other shops. But in this way the exceptional quality of the Tupperware products did not come into its own. Nobody took the time to show and explain to consumers the benefits of these airtight and watertight bowls.

In 1948, Vice President Brownie Wise introduced the Tupperware Home Party, a whole new way of bringing products directly to consumers. In this way, the many possibilities of the products could be demonstrated in person.

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