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Re: Things that get used in the kitchen....

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  1. cathyxyz said:

    ... that were never intended for kitchen use by the manufacturer.

    I was just reading the thread on how to keep an open bag of potato chips
    fresh and I had to laugh. We use fold back clips - originally intended
    for keeping wads of paper together!

    Any other things you can think of?

    I have an ...wouldn't pay the price for a fancy duck press.
    ---
    JL

  2. Joseph Littleshoes said:
    cathyxyz said:

    ... that were never intended for kitchen use by the manufacturer.

    I was just reading the thread on how to keep an open bag of potato
    chips fresh and I had to laugh. We use fold back clips - originally
    intended for keeping wads of paper together!

    Any other things you can think of?

    I have an ...wouldn't pay the price for a fancy duck press.
    ---
    JL


    I just remembered, i have a carpenters tool that i use to grate hard
    cheese and nut meg with, i think it a "rasp" or some type of "planer"
    designed to smooth wood but works very well for cheese and nutmeg.

    Long and narrow with very small holes that 'grate' the food.
    ---
    JL

  3. Joseph Littleshoes said:


    I just remembered, i have a carpenters tool that i use to grate hard
    cheese and nut meg with, i think it a "rasp" or some type of "planer"
    designed to smooth wood but works very well for cheese and nutmeg.

    Long and narrow with very small holes that 'grate' the food.

    That's called a "needle [censored]"... very apropos for someone named Little
    Shoes. hehe

    Sheldon 12 EEE

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