In celebration of famed family recipes, Carnation introduced its first-ever Red Carpet Recipe Collection, featuring cooking and dining accessories crafted from the same real red carpet fabric used in star-studded award shows. Available exclusively online and while supplies last, the limited-edition lineup includes items like a table runner, placemats and an apron to elevate holiday meal preparation and entertaining.
Alongside these, the collection includes fan-favorites like Nestlé Carnation Evaporated Milk and Nestlé Carnation Sweetened Condensed Milk, and Carnation is collaborating with Antoni Porowski to reveal the collection and share his Golden Chicken & Root Vegetable Pot Pie recipe.
The collection's first drop is set to take place on October 21st, followed by two drops in November on the 5th and 19th.
A-List Kitchen Accessories
Carnation's Red Carpet Recipe Collection is Made from Red Carpet Fabric
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