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kimikoftokyo
September 27, 2015
I use them to cook but I can totally going to use them for a diffuser stick! They also help make great scrambled eggs.
Marsha G.
August 30, 2015
Don't forget your own ingenious tip about pitting cherries with one and a glass bottle.
702551
August 26, 2015
"If you figure out how to make chopsticks into an impromptu pasta drying rack, tell us! We're certain it could work."
Sure, it would work, but I don't see the point of using chopsticks; they're too short and leave little space for pasta.
Just use a broom handle.
Sure, it would work, but I don't see the point of using chopsticks; they're too short and leave little space for pasta.
Just use a broom handle.
ParkerNolita
August 26, 2015
Also quickly clean bottles or any other narrow-necked jar. Cram a piece of paper towel in the jar, use chopstick to swizzle around then pull out the paper towel. Works particularly well for my Chemex.
Niknud
August 26, 2015
I use them to get english muffins or waffle quarters (always freeze your leftover waffles) out of the toaster. Probably shouldn't use metal ones to do this.....
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