





Wooden BBQ brush made in Quebec
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The grill is still hot, the d-Crasseur bites into the residue, and nothing comes loose that could end up on your plate.
The d-Crasseur comes out of the Rabot D. Bois workshop-boutique, taken over in 2017 by cabinetmaker Mathieu Jean, gold medallist in cabinetmaking at the Olympiades québécoises de la formation professionnelle et technique in 2014. Everything there is produced in small batches, between traditional cabinetmaking and laser cutting.
Cut from white ash, a wood chosen for its resistance to burning, the brush does without metal bristles and its ergonomic handle sits well in the hand. Two versions are available: the original and the one with custom engraving.
Dimensions: 4 in x 15 in (10.2 cm x 38 cm).
Materials: white ash from Quebec, oil-finished.
Care: wash by hand and oil the wood as needed.
Origin: made at the workshop in Sainte-Luce, in Bas-Saint-Laurent.
























































