#Rattle those #Pots and #Pans by Kaye Menner #Photography Wide variety #Prints & lovely #Products at:

https://kaye-menner.pixels.com/featured/rattle-those-pots-and-pans-by-kaye-menner-kaye-menner.html

the stuff we leave behind!

#Archaeologists are finding mysterious ancient objects on Norway's melting #glaciers. Take a look. https://buff.ly/4kgIAfJ

Back in 2018, I made this very handy mini egg-flip. And for what it was designed to do (flip eggs, move biscuits off trays, etc) it excelled.
However, youngest child has been using it to fry steaks and pressing down on the steak in the process, so the thin shank glued in to a turned wooden handle was a weak point. The wood broke.

Rather than just make another handle with the same problem, I set about fixing the attachment point.

I took some engineering grade stainless bar, and forged down a small part of it and formed a cone, then welded that to the egg-flip shank. The existing wooden handle fits inside beautifully. I'm now waiting for the epoxy holding it in there to set before it can go back in service.

Do you need to throw out your black #plastic #cooking #utensils Experts weigh in.

#ConsumerProtection #Blackmastodon

https://www.nbcnews.com/select/shopping/black-plastic-cooking-utensils-rcna183495

Mississippi Spoon Gallery in Davenport, Iowa

More than 10,000 spoons, some more than a century old, are gathered here.#utensils #museumsandcollections #collections #section-Atlas
Mississippi Spoon Gallery

As I rediscover #cooking for myself, I feel #grateful every day for the #utensils I inherited from my grandmother, an amazing cook, from my mother who couldn't boil water to save her life but liked a well stocked #kitchen, and as gifts from boyfriends past

The stories of these items tell my whole #history except for a Oaxacan bowl bought on one of my first solo adventures, a shot glass from my Dad and a few etcs

I can make any #food with what you see here. It's a #source of power and #joy for me #JoinIn

These claws were marketed for salad but rock for pulled pork.

Edit: apparently they were marketed for pulled pork and I have a shitty memory. :)

I wish utensil rests were more common in the US. I love them, and they just don’t exist here outside of restaurants.
#ceramics #Japan #Utensils
https://www.dwell.com/collection/highlights-from-the-2015-tokyo-gift-show-b1d7fd72/6133445132235444224