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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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What do you name this stuff?
What do name the stuff which you use to stir eggs or vegetables when you fry them? Thanks.
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Hi, I'd say 'a spatula'. But I don't cook, so perhaps someone who cooks may also comment. Clive.
- Hi, I'd say 'a spatula'.
- But I don't cook, so perhaps someone who cooks may also comment.
- Clive.
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Hi,
I'd say 'a spatula'.
But I don't cook, so perhaps someone who cooks may also comment.
Clive.
I'd say 'a spatula'.
But I don't cook, so perhaps someone who cooks may also comment.
Clive.
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Thanks, Clive.
By the way, does "spatula" mean "little spade" to you?
By the way, does "spatula" mean "little spade" to you?
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What do name the stuff which you use to stir eggs or vegetables when you fry them? What do you name the thing?
As far as I know, it comes from the Latin, meaning a piece of wood. A relationship with 'spade' seems logical, however.
As far as I know, it comes from the Latin, meaning a piece of wood. A relationship with 'spade' seems logical, however.
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The utensil in the picture is used in Chinese cooking. Some supermarkets in my region label it as a "turner".
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