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Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
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Indira
2024-03-09 00:20:26 UTC
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The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
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Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
micky
2024-03-09 01:50:47 UTC
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In alt.home.repair, on Sat, 9 Mar 2024 05:50:26 +0530, Indira
Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
Any chance you could use a spatula, instead. They seem pretty similar
and are much easier to get.

Or try
https://www.amazon.com/sp?ie=UTF8&seller=AXE4ZNVN0L8WG&asin=B003UERCR2&ref_=dp_merchant_link&isAmazonFulfilled=1
which sells your brand of spatula. Maybe they know where to get the
knife too.

Or write to the company, at
https://www.goodcook.com/kitchenware/cut-prep/knives.html?page=2

Or search ebay and make it a saved search and when they get something
that matches, they will email you. Matches or is sort of close. I
went years and maybe 15 things before they had something very much like
what I wanted.
Cindy Hamilton
2024-03-09 10:55:08 UTC
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Post by micky
In alt.home.repair, on Sat, 9 Mar 2024 05:50:26 +0530, Indira
Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
Any chance you could use a spatula, instead. They seem pretty similar
and are much easier to get.
Or try
https://www.amazon.com/sp?ie=UTF8&seller=AXE4ZNVN0L8WG&asin=B003UERCR2&ref_=dp_merchant_link&isAmazonFulfilled=1
which sells your brand of spatula. Maybe they know where to get the
knife too.
It is a spatula:

https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-Touch-Spatula-Spreader/dp/B0028LZ6MG

It appears to be a silicone version of the classic icing spatula.

Judging by the crack displayed in the picture "she" posted, Indira
has been exceeding either its strength or heat capabilities. Or both.
--
Cindy Hamilton
micky
2024-03-09 16:47:46 UTC
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In alt.home.repair, on 09 Mar 2024 10:55:08 GMT, Cindy Hamilton
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Post by micky
In alt.home.repair, on Sat, 9 Mar 2024 05:50:26 +0530, Indira
Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
Any chance you could use a spatula, instead. They seem pretty similar
and are much easier to get.
Or try
https://www.amazon.com/sp?ie=UTF8&seller=AXE4ZNVN0L8WG&asin=B003UERCR2&ref_=dp_merchant_link&isAmazonFulfilled=1
which sells your brand of spatula. Maybe they know where to get the
knife too.
I was hoping no one would notice what I said. I thought it was a knife.
Post by unknown
https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-Touch-Spatula-Spreader/dp/B0028LZ6MG
It appears to be a silicone version of the classic icing spatula.
Judging by the crack displayed in the picture "she" posted, Indira
has been exceeding either its strength or heat capabilities. Or both.
Didn't realize that was a crack either.
Cindy Hamilton
2024-03-09 17:16:32 UTC
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Post by micky
In alt.home.repair, on 09 Mar 2024 10:55:08 GMT, Cindy Hamilton
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In alt.home.repair, on Sat, 9 Mar 2024 05:50:26 +0530, Indira
Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
Any chance you could use a spatula, instead. They seem pretty similar
and are much easier to get.
Or try
https://www.amazon.com/sp?ie=UTF8&seller=AXE4ZNVN0L8WG&asin=B003UERCR2&ref_=dp_merchant_link&isAmazonFulfilled=1
which sells your brand of spatula. Maybe they know where to get the
knife too.
I was hoping no one would notice what I said. I thought it was a knife.
It's pretty specialized. Unless you're a cake decorator (or a big ol'
food nerd) you might not realize that right off the bat.
Post by micky
Post by unknown
https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-Touch-Spatula-Spreader/dp/B0028LZ6MG
It appears to be a silicone version of the classic icing spatula.
Judging by the crack displayed in the picture "she" posted, Indira
has been exceeding either its strength or heat capabilities. Or both.
Didn't realize that was a crack either.
It might be a cut. Which you're not supposed to do to silicone
utensils, either. But it looks like that might be where the inner
reinforcing element ends. It also has a chunk out of the "spine"
near the tip.

You could use it for spreading mayo on a sandwich and dredging the
last bit out of the mayo jar.
--
Cindy Hamilton
micky
2024-03-09 18:19:38 UTC
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In alt.home.repair, on 09 Mar 2024 17:16:32 GMT, Cindy Hamilton
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Post by micky
In alt.home.repair, on 09 Mar 2024 10:55:08 GMT, Cindy Hamilton
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In alt.home.repair, on Sat, 9 Mar 2024 05:50:26 +0530, Indira
Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
Any chance you could use a spatula, instead. They seem pretty similar
and are much easier to get.
Or try
https://www.amazon.com/sp?ie=UTF8&seller=AXE4ZNVN0L8WG&asin=B003UERCR2&ref_=dp_merchant_link&isAmazonFulfilled=1
which sells your brand of spatula. Maybe they know where to get the
knife too.
I was hoping no one would notice what I said. I thought it was a knife.
It's pretty specialized. Unless you're a cake decorator (or a big ol'
food nerd) you might not realize that right off the bat.
Yes, afaik all spatulas look like my monther's spatula, with a narrow
stick-type handle and a wider cream-colored rubber spat. AFAIK all
others are interlopers, and probably Communist.
Post by Cindy Hamilton
Post by micky
Post by unknown
https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-Touch-Spatula-Spreader/dp/B0028LZ6MG
It appears to be a silicone version of the classic icing spatula.
Judging by the crack displayed in the picture "she" posted, Indira
has been exceeding either its strength or heat capabilities. Or both.
Didn't realize that was a crack either.
It might be a cut. Which you're not supposed to do to silicone
utensils, either. But it looks like that might be where the inner
reinforcing element ends. It also has a chunk out of the "spine"
near the tip.
You could use it for spreading mayo on a sandwich and dredging the
last bit out of the mayo jar.
A "mayoula"
Cindy Hamilton
2024-03-09 19:35:23 UTC
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Post by micky
In alt.home.repair, on 09 Mar 2024 17:16:32 GMT, Cindy Hamilton
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In alt.home.repair, on 09 Mar 2024 10:55:08 GMT, Cindy Hamilton
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In alt.home.repair, on Sat, 9 Mar 2024 05:50:26 +0530, Indira
Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
Any chance you could use a spatula, instead. They seem pretty similar
and are much easier to get.
Or try
https://www.amazon.com/sp?ie=UTF8&seller=AXE4ZNVN0L8WG&asin=B003UERCR2&ref_=dp_merchant_link&isAmazonFulfilled=1
which sells your brand of spatula. Maybe they know where to get the
knife too.
I was hoping no one would notice what I said. I thought it was a knife.
It's pretty specialized. Unless you're a cake decorator (or a big ol'
food nerd) you might not realize that right off the bat.
Yes, afaik all spatulas look like my monther's spatula, with a narrow
stick-type handle and a wider cream-colored rubber spat. AFAIK all
others are interlopers, and probably Communist.
That's my least favorite style. Crud gets into the hole where the
handle goes.

I don't care about a spatula's politics. I care about its function.

And, I take it you don't own a spatula, since you referred to your
mother's spatula.
Post by micky
Post by Cindy Hamilton
Post by micky
Post by unknown
https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-Touch-Spatula-Spreader/dp/B0028LZ6MG
It appears to be a silicone version of the classic icing spatula.
Judging by the crack displayed in the picture "she" posted, Indira
has been exceeding either its strength or heat capabilities. Or both.
Didn't realize that was a crack either.
It might be a cut. Which you're not supposed to do to silicone
utensils, either. But it looks like that might be where the inner
reinforcing element ends. It also has a chunk out of the "spine"
near the tip.
You could use it for spreading mayo on a sandwich and dredging the
last bit out of the mayo jar.
A "mayoula"
It's not limited to that, of course. Just this morning I used a
spatula to get the last of the yogurt out of a quart tub.
--
Cindy Hamilton
Indira
2024-03-09 23:16:36 UTC
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Post by Cindy Hamilton
I don't care about a spatula's politics. I care about its function.
Thanks everyone. I ordered two of them. One for me and my newly married son
(whose wife needs cooking utensils and, if you ask me, cooking skills too).
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0028LZ6MG
micky
2024-03-10 02:47:19 UTC
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In alt.home.repair, on 09 Mar 2024 19:35:23 GMT, Cindy Hamilton
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In alt.home.repair, on 09 Mar 2024 17:16:32 GMT, Cindy Hamilton
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Post by micky
In alt.home.repair, on 09 Mar 2024 10:55:08 GMT, Cindy Hamilton
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In alt.home.repair, on Sat, 9 Mar 2024 05:50:26 +0530, Indira
Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
Any chance you could use a spatula, instead. They seem pretty similar
and are much easier to get.
Or try
https://www.amazon.com/sp?ie=UTF8&seller=AXE4ZNVN0L8WG&asin=B003UERCR2&ref_=dp_merchant_link&isAmazonFulfilled=1
which sells your brand of spatula. Maybe they know where to get the
knife too.
I was hoping no one would notice what I said. I thought it was a knife.
It's pretty specialized. Unless you're a cake decorator (or a big ol'
food nerd) you might not realize that right off the bat.
Yes, afaik all spatulas look like my monther's spatula, with a narrow
stick-type handle and a wider cream-colored rubber spat. AFAIK all
others are interlopers, and probably Communist.
That's my least favorite style. Crud gets into the hole where the
handle goes.
I don't care about a spatula's politics. I care about its function.
Communist spatulas can infect your food, and your mind.
Post by Cindy Hamilton
And, I take it you don't own a spatula, since you referred to your
mother's spatula.
I probably do. Even before my mother died, I had a party, and one girl
commented at the end that my drawer of kitchen tools was amazingly full.

And when my mother died, whatever she had that I didn't have one of, I
kept.
,,,
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Post by micky
Post by Cindy Hamilton
You could use it for spreading mayo on a sandwich and dredging the
last bit out of the mayo jar.
A "mayoula"
It's not limited to that, of course. Just this morning I used a
spatula to get the last of the yogurt out of a quart tub.
a yogula.
Hiram T Schwantz
2024-03-28 21:22:31 UTC
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In alt.home.repair, on Sat, 9 Mar 2024 05:50:26 +0530, Indira
Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
Any chance you could use a spatula, instead. They seem pretty similar
and are much easier to get.
Or try
https://www.amazon.com/sp?ie=UTF8&seller=AXE4ZNVN0L8WG&asin=B003UERCR2&ref_=dp_merchant_link&isAmazonFulfilled=1
which sells your brand of spatula. Maybe they know where to get the
knife too.
I was hoping no one would notice what I said. I thought it was a knife.
It's pretty specialized. Unless you're a cake decorator (or a big ol'
food nerd) you might not realize that right off the bat.
Yes, afaik all spatulas look like my monther's spatula, with a narrow
stick-type handle and a wider cream-colored rubber spat. AFAIK all
others are interlopers, and probably Communist.
That's my least favorite style. Crud gets into the hole where the
handle goes.
I don't care about a spatula's politics. I care about its function.
And, I take it you don't own a spatula, since you referred to your
mother's spatula.
Post by micky
Post by Cindy Hamilton
Post by micky
Post by unknown
https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-Touch-Spatula-Spreader/dp/B0028LZ6MG
It appears to be a silicone version of the classic icing spatula.
Judging by the crack displayed in the picture "she" posted, Indira
has been exceeding either its strength or heat capabilities. Or both.
Didn't realize that was a crack either.
It might be a cut. Which you're not supposed to do to silicone
utensils, either. But it looks like that might be where the inner
reinforcing element ends. It also has a chunk out of the "spine"
near the tip.
You could use it for spreading mayo on a sandwich and dredging the
last bit out of the mayo jar.
A "mayoula"
It's not limited to that, of course. Just this morning I used a
spatula to get the last of the yogurt out of a quart tub.
His spatula is his tongue. Don't give him the knife shaped one as he thinks his
cooking is a Shakespearean tragedy and fall on his "sword"
--
Hiram
Xeno
2024-03-09 02:58:46 UTC
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Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
No need to buy, you can find them readily available at the rubbish dump
which is where they end up soon after people find out how useless they are.
--
Xeno


Nothing astonishes Noddy so much as common sense and plain dealing.
(with apologies to Ralph Waldo Emerson)
unknown
2024-03-09 03:21:21 UTC
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Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
This is exactly the item:

https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-Touch-Spatula-Spreader/dp/B0028LZ6MG
cshenk
2024-03-10 17:25:53 UTC
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Post by unknown
Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-Touch-Spatula-Spreader/dp/B0028LZ6MG
I came up with longer lasting one piece affair.
unknown
2024-03-10 18:07:01 UTC
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Post by cshenk
Post by unknown
Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-Touch-Spatula-Spreader/dp/B0028LZ6MG
I came up with longer lasting one piece affair.
I have actually own one of those. I don't like it.

There are other alternatives:

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Nonstick+Silicone+Knife+Shaped+scraper
Indira
2024-03-10 20:58:56 UTC
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Post by unknown
Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-Touch-Spatula-Spreader/dp/B0028LZ6MG
I came up with longer lasting one piece affair.
I have actually own one of those. I don't like it.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Nonstick+Silicone+Knife+Shaped+scraper
I just might need to look at some of those to replace the old one.
What it needs to be is long and thick with a soft silicone bendy edge.

Unfortunately, the new Good Cook spatula is too thin on the width.

Here is the new Good Cook (Amazon B0028LZ6MG) next to the old.
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unknown
2024-03-10 21:09:45 UTC
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Post by Indira
Post by unknown
Post by cshenk
Post by unknown
Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
https://www.amazon.com/Good-Cook-Touch-Spatula-Spreader/dp/B0028LZ6MG
I came up with longer lasting one piece affair.
I have actually own one of those. I don't like it.
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Nonstick+Silicone+Knife+Shaped+scraper
I just might need to look at some of those to replace the old one.
What it needs to be is long and thick with a soft silicone bendy edge.
Unfortunately, the new Good Cook spatula is too thin on the width.
Here is the new Good Cook (Amazon B0028LZ6MG) next to the old.
https://i.postimg.cc/X7T9YcJj/newgoodcook.jpg
You never mentioned what you really use it for. What do you do with that
thing?
Indira
2024-03-10 22:38:43 UTC
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Post by Indira
Here is the new Good Cook (Amazon B0028LZ6MG) next to the old.
https://i.postimg.cc/X7T9YcJj/newgoodcook.jpg
You never mentioned what you really use it for. What do you do with that
thing?
Same thing everyone uses a spatula for in the kitchen, silly. :-)
Cindy Hamilton mentioned a few - as it's a fantastic tool for what it does.

I make my own mayonnaise out of a cup of light olive oil, juice of a lemon,
some salt, a whole egg (I'm too lazy to separate the white from the yolk)
and a tad of mustard powder and then I hand blend it into real mayonnaise.

But then you need to scoop the emulsion out of the tupperware container.
Why waste fresh homemade mayonnaise leaving it in the jar to wash off?

Let's say I'm making spinach soup, which is a 1/4 pound of butter, boiled
white potatoes and a cup and a half of spinach blended together - and then
cooked corn kernels sprinkled in with a few select spices & heated on the
stovetop in a large pot to eat (but you always make more, for later).

After you eat, it's time to clean up where there's still two or three meals
left in the pot, which you duly pour into Rubbermaid tupperware containers.

(By the way, if you know where I can get them inexpensive, let me know as
they're now $18 each at Costco, which is highway robber if you ask me.)

After you pour the thick molasses-like spinach soup out into tupperware
containers, you leave at least a half of a cup (or more) in the pot.

These spatulas are perfect for scraping it out of the pot, which is good
for the environment, good for your septic system, and good for the belly.

Note that the little two-inch-long one-inch-wide spatulas are worthless.
They're like using the wrong sized screwdriver to do the job wrong.

Putting in a way for the men to understand, it's like using a #2 Phillips
screwdriver when you need a number #3. It will eventually work.

But it's not as efficient or pleasant to use as the right tool for the job.
Before: https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
After: https://i.postimg.cc/X7T9YcJj/newgoodcook.jpg
Amazon: B0028LZ6MG

Now I have to find new tupperware. I'll post a separate thread on that
as I need to take some photos of why Rubbermaid is the best brand for me.
unknown
2024-03-10 23:18:55 UTC
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Post by Indira
Post by unknown
Post by Indira
Here is the new Good Cook (Amazon B0028LZ6MG) next to the old.
https://i.postimg.cc/X7T9YcJj/newgoodcook.jpg
You never mentioned what you really use it for. What do you do with
that thing?
Same thing everyone uses a spatula for in the kitchen, silly. :-)
Cindy Hamilton mentioned a few - as it's a fantastic tool for what it does.
I make my own mayonnaise out of a cup of light olive oil, juice of a lemon,
some salt, a whole egg (I'm too lazy to separate the white from the yolk)
and a tad of mustard powder and then I hand blend it into real
mayonnaise.
But then you need to scoop the emulsion out of the tupperware container.
Why waste fresh homemade mayonnaise leaving it in the jar to wash off?
Let's say I'm making spinach soup, which is a 1/4 pound of butter, boiled
white potatoes and a cup and a half of spinach blended together - and then
cooked corn kernels sprinkled in with a few select spices & heated on the
stovetop in a large pot to eat (but you always make more, for later).
After you eat, it's time to clean up where there's still two or three meals
left in the pot, which you duly pour into Rubbermaid tupperware containers.
(By the way, if you know where I can get them inexpensive, let me know as
they're now $18 each at Costco, which is highway robber if you ask me.)
After you pour the thick molasses-like spinach soup out into tupperware
containers, you leave at least a half of a cup (or more) in the pot.
These spatulas are perfect for scraping it out of the pot, which is good
for the environment, good for your septic system, and good for the belly.
So this is what you do with it. That's why you need something stiff for
scraping.

Normal silicone spatula won't do because it is too soft, and that's why
you need that silicone knife.

I would suggest you try something made out of bamboo. Bamboo utensils
are very stiff, but won't scratch glass, metal, no-stick and plastic
surfaces.

This one should be ideal for your application:

https://www.amazon.com/Helens-Asian-Kitchen-97056-Spatula/dp/B000UF0L0E

Or this as a set:

https://www.amazon.com/IMUSA-PAN-10011W-Cookware-3-Piece-Bamboo/dp/B013G8U3PO
Post by Indira
Note that the little two-inch-long one-inch-wide spatulas are
worthless. They're like using the wrong sized screwdriver to do the
job wrong.
Putting in a way for the men to understand, it's like using a #2 Phillips
screwdriver when you need a number #3. It will eventually work.
But it's not as efficient or pleasant to use as the right tool for the job.
Before: https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
After: https://i.postimg.cc/X7T9YcJj/newgoodcook.jpg
Amazon: B0028LZ6MG
Now I have to find new tupperware. I'll post a separate thread on that
as I need to take some photos of why Rubbermaid is the best brand for me.
I suggest you use borosilicate glass containers. Boroscilicate glass is
the kind of glass in Pyrex cookware. It can withstand abrupt temperature
change. Won't crack even if you splash cold tap water into it when it is
still very hot. Will last forever if you don't drop it on hard surface.
Normally borosilicate glassware are thick and heavy.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=borosilicate+glass+container

https://www.walmart.com/search?q=borosilicate+glass+container
micky
2024-03-11 02:43:29 UTC
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In alt.home.repair, on Mon, 11 Mar 2024 04:08:43 +0530, Indira
Post by Indira
Post by unknown
Post by Indira
Here is the new Good Cook (Amazon B0028LZ6MG) next to the old.
https://i.postimg.cc/X7T9YcJj/newgoodcook.jpg
You never mentioned what you really use it for. What do you do with that
thing?
Same thing everyone uses a spatula for in the kitchen, silly. :-)
Cindy Hamilton mentioned a few - as it's a fantastic tool for what it does.
I make my own mayonnaise out of a cup of light olive oil, juice of a lemon,
some salt, a whole egg (I'm too lazy to separate the white from the yolk)
and a tad of mustard powder and then I hand blend it into real mayonnaise.
But then you need to scoop the emulsion out of the tupperware container.
Why waste fresh homemade mayonnaise leaving it in the jar to wash off?
Let's say I'm making spinach soup, which is a 1/4 pound of butter, boiled
white potatoes and a cup and a half of spinach blended together - and then
cooked corn kernels sprinkled in with a few select spices & heated on the
stovetop in a large pot to eat (but you always make more, for later).
After you eat, it's time to clean up where there's still two or three meals
left in the pot, which you duly pour into Rubbermaid tupperware containers.
(By the way, if you know where I can get them inexpensive, let me know as
they're now $18 each at Costco, which is highway robber if you ask me.)
After you pour the thick molasses-like spinach soup out into tupperware
containers, you leave at least a half of a cup (or more) in the pot.
These spatulas are perfect for scraping it out of the pot, which is good
for the environment, good for your septic system, and good for the belly.
Note that the little two-inch-long one-inch-wide spatulas are worthless.
They're like using the wrong sized screwdriver to do the job wrong.
Putting in a way for the men to understand, it's like using a #2 Phillips
screwdriver when you need a number #3. It will eventually work.
Thank you so much. I finally grasp your point.
Post by Indira
But it's not as efficient or pleasant to use as the right tool for the job.
Before: https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
After: https://i.postimg.cc/X7T9YcJj/newgoodcook.jpg
Amazon: B0028LZ6MG
Now I have to find new tupperware. I'll post a separate thread on that
as I need to take some photos of why Rubbermaid is the best brand for me.
cshenk
2024-03-10 17:21:27 UTC
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Post by Indira
The kitchen needs a new one... Good Cook brand it seems.
https://i.postimg.cc/nzqPMNws/goodcook.jpg
Where can this soft silicone kitchen utensil be bought?
<https://www.amazon.com/TEEVEA-Silicone-Spatula-Resistant-Kitchen/dp/B0C27KMCNP/>
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