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Sebastian Conran lazy Susan utensil pot

October 15, 2009 By Rachel Leave a Comment

Sebastian Conrad lazy Susan utensil pot
Sebastian Conrad lazy Susan utensil pot

If you’re anything like me, your utensil pots are stuffed to the brim and it’s not as easy as it should be to quickly pick up that all important item when you’re cooking or baking.

So I was rather impressed to see this cleverly designed utensil pot in the form of a lazy Susan.

Designed by Sebastian Conran (whose name John Lewis don’t seem to have mastered yet – it’s spelt in three different ways on one page!), the ceramic utensil pot has a bamboo lazy Susan base which enables it to spin around with ease, so you can always get the utensil you want, even if it’s hiding around the back.

The lazy Susan utensil pot is sold exclusively by John Lewis and costs £30.

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