One-Handed Silicone Salad Clip for Bowls and Fruit Serving

Ridged teeth that hold the bundle

• Teeth that grip the bundle

  Ridged silicone teeth run around the rim and hold greens or fruit so the bundle stays put on the trip from board to bowl.

• Squeeze to release

  Squeeze the clamp and the bundle drops into the bowl. Tongs need two hands for this. The clip needs one.

• Built for everyday cleanup

  The silicone body is dishwasher safe on the top shelf, so it gets washed with everything else.

Grab, lift, release, in one move

1. 1
   Open the clip

   Squeeze at the marked point to open it.

2. 2
   Grip a bundle

   Close the teeth around a small bundle of greens or fruit.

3. 3
   Lift to the bowl

   Carry it over the serving bowl with one hand.

4. 4
   Squeeze to release

   The bundle drops in clean. Repeat.

One clip, three colorways

• Snapi silicone salad clip×1

  Lime green, grape purple or translucent white

Two hands should not be the price of a salad

The two-handed scramble

One hand holds the bundle, the other fights the tongs, and wet leaves slide off both. Berries roll across the counter. Guests watch. You know this routine because you repeat it every time a salad hits the table.

One hand, one motion

The Snapi clip has ridged silicone teeth that grab a bundle of greens or fruit. Lift it to the bowl, squeeze, and the bundle drops in clean. That is the whole trick.

Serve, sit, and enjoy

Your free hand holds a drink, pours the wine, or waves at a friend. The salad gets served without a production, and you stay in the conversation.

Top shelf in, done

• Top-shelf dishwasher

  Rated for the top shelf only.

• Squeeze at the mark

  Open from the marked point to protect the hinge.

• Smaller bundles

  Very heavy or soggy bundles can slip.

Tongs need two hands. This needs one.