A new tool for my kitchen (pics)

Hi, Pandora,
I think I know what the new tool is. It is a device for making bread
slices into cups. The bread is inserted between the two strainers, and
then deep-fried in oil until crisp enought to hold its shape. The cup
can then be filled with food, for instance, creamed mushrooms.

I always enjoy your posts, Pandora. I like your spirit.

Cheers, Nancree

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Hi, Pandora,
I think I know what the new tool is. It is a device for making bread
slices into cups. The bread is inserted between the two strainers, and
then deep-fried in oil until crisp enought to hold its shape. The cup
can then be filled with food, for instance, creamed mushrooms.

I always enjoy your posts, Pandora. I like your spirit.

Cheers, Nancree

Thank you for your answer! However, it is wrong, sorry.

Hint #1: it is not for bread. It is specific for another thing.

Thank you very much for enjoying my posts 🙂

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Hi, Pandora,
I think I know what the new tool is. It is a device for making bread
slices into cups. The bread is inserted between the two strainers, and
then deep-fried in oil until crisp enought to hold its shape. The cup
can then be filled with food, for instance, creamed mushrooms.

I always enjoy your posts, Pandora. I like your spirit.

Cheers, Nancree

Thank you for your answer! However, it is wrong, sorry.

Hint #1: it is not for bread. It is specific for another thing.

Thank you very much for enjoying my posts 🙂

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Pandora

Is it for tea, then after the tea is brewed, the second part of the strainer
is for squeezing out the remaining tea juices?
Dee Dee

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Hi, Pandora,
I think I know what the new tool is. It is a device for making bread
slices into cups. The bread is inserted between the two strainers, and
then deep-fried in oil until crisp enought to hold its shape. The cup
can then be filled with food, for instance, creamed mushrooms.

I always enjoy your posts, Pandora. I like your spirit.

Cheers, Nancree

Thank you for your answer! However, it is wrong, sorry.

Hint #1: it is not for bread. It is specific for another thing.

Thank you very much for enjoying my posts 🙂

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Cheers
Pandora

Is it for tea, then after the tea is brewed, the second part of the
strainer is for squeezing out the remaining tea juices?
Dee Dee

No Dee! I Am sorry.
Hint 2: Nancree was nearer to the solution 🙂

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> Hi, Pandora,
> I think I know what the new tool is. It is a device for making bread
> slices into cups. The bread is inserted between the two strainers, and
> then deep-fried in oil until crisp enought to hold its shape. The cup
> can then be filled with food, for instance, creamed mushrooms.
>
> I always enjoy your posts, Pandora. I like your spirit.
>
> Cheers, Nancree

Thank you for your answer! However, it is wrong, sorry.

Hint #1: it is not for bread. It is specific for another thing.

Thank you very much for enjoying my posts 🙂

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Cheers
Pandora

Is it for tea, then after the tea is brewed, the second part of the
strainer is for squeezing out the remaining tea juices?
Dee Dee

No Dee! I Am sorry.
Hint 2: Nancree was nearer to the solution 🙂

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Pandora

What Nancree said but for shredded potato not bread.

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Yesterday I have bought a new tool for my kitchen. Does anyone know what is
it?
The one who will hit the answer will win the cake of today pic.
Here is the tool (hoping it's not so simple):

http://i3.tinypic.com/zkl6av.jpg

I believe it is for deep frying small cups made from shredded potato.

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Yesterday I have bought a new tool for my kitchen. Does anyone know what

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it?
The one who will hit the answer will win the cake of today pic.
Here is the tool (hoping it's not so simple):

http://i3.tinypic.com/zkl6av.jpg

I believe it is for deep frying small cups made from shredded potato.

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Like a fried potato ball? What would you do with that? I've never heard of
anything like that.

kili

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Yesterday I have bought a new tool for my kitchen. Does anyone know what is
it?
The one who will hit the answer will win the cake of today pic.
Here is the tool (hoping it's not so simple):

http://i3.tinypic.com/zkl6av.jpg

I believe it is for deep frying small cups made from shredded potato.

A strainer for tea bags?

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I believe it is for deep frying small cups made from shredded potato.

Oh, it's one of those potato nest maker things? I've seen them,
it's got nesting mesh things on a handle?

nancy

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I believe it is for deep frying small cups made from shredded potato.

Oh, it's one of those potato nest maker things? I've seen them,
it's got nesting mesh things on a handle?

nancy

What do you use a potato nest for? I've never heard of this. Pasta or
noodle nests I've heard of, but not potato.

kili

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Yesterday I have bought a new tool for my kitchen. Does anyone know
what is it?
The one who will hit the answer will win the cake of today pic.
Here is the tool (hoping it's not so simple):

http://i3.tinypic.com/zkl6av.jpg

http://i3.tinypic.com/zkl6cy.jpg

Enjoy!

Hmmm... that could be used for lots of things.

With both inner and outer strainers, it's either going into oil or water.
I surmise water, since cleaning that contraption of oil would be a PITA.

How about a spaghetti cup shaper in which a meatball might reside?

Andy

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Yesterday I have bought a new tool for my kitchen. Does anyone know
what is it? The one who will hit the answer will win the cake of today
pic. Here is the tool (hoping it's not so simple):

http://i3.tinypic.com/zkl6av.jpg

I believe it is for deep frying small cups made from shredded potato.

I agree with Peter. Also, perhaps for rice.

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>> Hi, Pandora,
>> I think I know what the new tool is. It is a device for making bread
>> slices into cups. The bread is inserted between the two strainers, and
>> then deep-fried in oil until crisp enought to hold its shape. The cup
>> can then be filled with food, for instance, creamed mushrooms.
>>
>> I always enjoy your posts, Pandora. I like your spirit.
>>
>> Cheers, Nancree
>
> Thank you for your answer! However, it is wrong, sorry.
>
> Hint #1: it is not for bread. It is specific for another thing.
>
> Thank you very much for enjoying my posts 🙂
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> Pandora

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Is it for tea, then after the tea is brewed, the second part of the
strainer is for squeezing out the remaining tea juices?
Dee Dee

No Dee! I Am sorry.
Hint 2: Nancree was nearer to the solution 🙂

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What Nancree said but for shredded potato not bread.

Good! Yopu have WON the cake of today 🙂)))))))))
here is the pic of "Turned upside down cake":
Upside:
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Down:
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Enjoy!!!!!

Pandora

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Oh, it's one of those potato nest maker things? I've seen them,
it's got nesting mesh things on a handle?

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What do you use a potato nest for? I've never heard of this. Pasta or
noodle nests I've heard of, but not potato.

(laugh) Must say I don't know! They are like crispy hash
browns, could put a lot of things in there, I suppose, maybe even
potato salad, crab salad? I don't know. I only know I've seen
them in catalogs a lot.

nancy

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Yesterday I have bought a new tool for my kitchen. Does anyone know what
is
it?
The one who will hit the answer will win the cake of today pic.
Here is the tool (hoping it's not so simple):

http://i3.tinypic.com/zkl6av.jpg

I believe it is for deep frying small cups made from shredded potato.

Yes. You have won too!!! The exact name is "tool for making *potatoes
nests*".
If I will find an image I will send you. I haven't found on google.

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Noo Margaret. Sorry 🙁

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Peter A said:

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Yesterday I have bought a new tool for my kitchen. Does anyone know what
is it?
The one who will hit the answer will win the cake of today pic.
Here is the tool (hoping it's not so simple):

http://i3.tinypic.com/zkl6av.jpg

I believe it is for deep frying small cups made from shredded potato.

A strainer for tea bags?

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I believe it is for deep frying small cups made from shredded potato.

Oh, it's one of those potato nest maker things? I've seen them, it's
got nesting mesh things on a handle?

nancy

What do you use a potato nest for? I've never heard of this. Pasta or
noodle nests I've heard of, but not potato.

kili

Eggs, creamed chicken, etc. The tool I've seen for potatoes is not wire
mesh but concentric wires forming the shape. This one makes me think more
of rice or pasta.

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I believe it is for deep frying small cups made from shredded potato.

Oh, it's one of those potato nest maker things? I've seen them,
it's got nesting mesh things on a handle?

nancy

What do you use a potato nest for? I've never heard of this. Pasta or
noodle nests I've heard of, but not potato.

kili

Yes Kili. You have won too 🙂 Many compliments!!!

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> I believe it is for deep frying small cups made from shredded potato.

Oh, it's one of those potato nest maker things? I've seen them, it's
got nesting mesh things on a handle?

nancy

What do you use a potato nest for? I've never heard of this. Pasta or
noodle nests I've heard of, but not potato.

kili

Eggs, creamed chicken, etc. The tool I've seen for potatoes is not wire
mesh but concentric wires forming the shape. This one makes me think more
of rice or pasta.

I guess you could even make a fried potato nest for mashed potatoes. It
would make kind of a pretty presentation...............

kili