your favourite kitchen utensil

[Salty seadog]

Did somebody say Man Drawer?

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*note the 'man' spice rack too

A place for everything etc.....

 

[roadrash]

As an ex butcher, I would have to say my knives and steel

 

[pplpilot]

Did somebody say Man Drawer?

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*note the 'man' spice rack too

Do you cook for a lot of robots by any chance?

 

[Tim Hall]

Did somebody say Man Drawer?

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*note the 'man' spice rack too

Have you still not found what you're looking for? (contains rude words)

 

[nickyboy]

I am inordinately fond of my rice cooker

 

[winjim]

I am inordinately fond of my rice cooker

My pressure cooker does rice perfectly, and frees up hob space for the main dish.

 

[classic33]

Meat cleaver

 

[ColinJ]

I don't think you lot should laugh at Man Drawer OCD - it is a very serious condition!

I had many years of therapy for it, but am still battling the condition ...

I think I may at last be getting to grips with it!

 

[Andy_R]

The egg whisk (when used in conjunction with the wet celery and the flying helmet)

 

[raleighnut]

Have you still not found what you're looking for? (contains rude words)

I thought it might be a cookery song though,


View: https://youtu.be/gRRXrBIO-eY


Same warnings apply.

 

[ADarkDraconis]

My large silicone whisk (super flexible to get all the bits stuck on the side of the bowl, batter doesn't stick to it as much, and has a great whippy-ness) because I don't have an electric mixer. Also our heavy duty hand can opener, after going through several ordinary ones that my better half kept breaking just through normal use I bought this huge one by Kenmore Elite (it had an extra large turner for his big hands and has massive turning blades), it's lasted 8 years and still going.

He would say our coffee grinder, it is a pretty nice one!

 

[furball]

A metal skewer. It lives in the kitchen drawer but is rarely used for cooking purposes. It does however have 101 other uses. Most recently it was the tool of choice for removing bits of roughcast that were wedged behind the patio door hinges and preventing the doors from opening.

 

[jefmcg]

A metal skewer. It lives in the kitchen drawer but is rarely used for cooking purposes. It does however have 101 other uses. Most recently it was the tool of choice for removing bits of roughcast that were wedged behind the patio door hinges and preventing the doors from opening.

See also satay sticks. Also useful for testing cakes, now that straw brooms are a thing of the long past.

 

[ADarkDraconis]

Potato Ricer, goodbye lumpy mash!
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But the lumps are the best part!!! That's how you can tell it's homemade rather than from a box! I have a rather nice chrome masher with varied hole sizes in it for varied lump sizes

 

[mjr]

I bet I can wipe a knife quicker than you can pick the bits, dry or not, out of a garlic press.

Probably, but I'll have crushed garlic and you'll have some sort of salty garlic mush.