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Do you have a favorite spatula?
- Thread starter Michael Balog
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When my son (who likes to cook) needed one, I gave him a choice between three "eligible spatulas..."
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Oops sorry that was an auto correct. But I still never heard of Discworld.
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A series of books written by Terry Pratchett English author sort of fantasy if you like that sort of thing
Iamnotarabot
Well-Known Member
What I know is that I hate wooden spatula I feel it gives a weird taste to what I cook.
Spatula - Wikipedia
I never call the flippers that I use, spatulas.
"A turner or flipper is one kind of spatula, specifically designed to be good at turning (or flipping) things over.
So it’s fine to call your pancake-inversion device a turner, or a flipper, but neither is the “correct” term. Just like it’s fine to call your keytar or your harpsichord a keyboard instrument, but not all keyboard instruments are keytars..."
Kitchen Tools 101: Is It a Spatula, a Turner, a Flipper, or What?
I never call the flippers that I use, spatulas.
"A turner or flipper is one kind of spatula, specifically designed to be good at turning (or flipping) things over.
So it’s fine to call your pancake-inversion device a turner, or a flipper, but neither is the “correct” term. Just like it’s fine to call your keytar or your harpsichord a keyboard instrument, but not all keyboard instruments are keytars..."
Kitchen Tools 101: Is It a Spatula, a Turner, a Flipper, or What?
etymology of the word (Latin) spatula -flat tool ,broad or wide tool.
GrownupGirl
Tempermental Artist
I bought a new spatula last week simply because I couldn't find the other two, although I'm sure they'll turn up eventually, or at least one of them will.
When I lived in a community home years ago, I remember once at suppertime the peas and carrots would be swimming in water along with the rest of the food on my plate, so I showed everyone the slotted spoon and remarked what a simple yet genius invention it was, because it let the water through so your food wouldn't be drowned.
Or maybe I just politely suggested they used the slotted spoon for next time, I don't really remember.
When I lived in a community home years ago, I remember once at suppertime the peas and carrots would be swimming in water along with the rest of the food on my plate, so I showed everyone the slotted spoon and remarked what a simple yet genius invention it was, because it let the water through so your food wouldn't be drowned.
Or maybe I just politely suggested they used the slotted spoon for next time, I don't really remember.
You don't do anything that requires a spatula??? How???I don't do anything which requires a spatula.But I've used one before and I liked it, so I guess that one was my favorite.
I eat canned food and sandwiches.
Good sandwiches - l agree.
Actually I do have a favorite, which I bought at a garage/sidewalk sale.
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