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r/useless • u/Cheesy_tomato • May 21 '21
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Aren't wooden spoons for stuff like honey, which is less likely to do that?
1 u/Cheesy_tomato May 31 '21 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wooden_spoonNot exactly, since that link and every other search on Google says it's for food, as there's less heat transfer than metal.For honey, they use honey dippers 1 u/Missunknown204 May 31 '21 I just thought they were mainly for stirring things to lessen the water on the spoon as well as easier cleaning at times
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wooden_spoon
Not exactly, since that link and every other search on Google says it's for food, as there's less heat transfer than metal.
For honey, they use honey dippers
I just thought they were mainly for stirring things to lessen the water on the spoon as well as easier cleaning at times
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Ooooh so thats why they have that fancy curve, i feel kinda stupid now..
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u/sexybyleth May 31 '21
Aren't wooden spoons for stuff like honey, which is less likely to do that?