Collating measuring spoons
We're thinking of getting another set of measuring spoons*, which is why I was looking at them online last night. There isn't that big a range of features they tend to come with. Melamine or metal. Flat- or round-bottomed. Round or oblong. Number of spoons and how small the set goes.
One feature they all advertise, however, is a way of keeping the set together. Handy loop or chain. Magnetism.
C. looked at the images I showed him with astonishment. We can't get those, he said. They're chained together. Use one, and they'll all get dirty!
We keep our spoons loose in a container in a drawer, unchained, although they arrived years ago with loop to secure them.
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* Spice-intensive meals involve going through a lot of them very quickly, and spices require re-used spoons to be both washed *and* dried, which is fiddly when measuring lots of things quickly.
One feature they all advertise, however, is a way of keeping the set together. Handy loop or chain. Magnetism.
C. looked at the images I showed him with astonishment. We can't get those, he said. They're chained together. Use one, and they'll all get dirty!
We keep our spoons loose in a container in a drawer, unchained, although they arrived years ago with loop to secure them.
[Poll #1823399]
* Spice-intensive meals involve going through a lot of them very quickly, and spices require re-used spoons to be both washed *and* dried, which is fiddly when measuring lots of things quickly.