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Andy 21-04-2005 10:31 PM

HELP! Alien utensils in my kitchen!
 
Two utensils in my kitchen I can't identify. It's stumped alot of folks.
Now I put it to RFCers to settle the matters.

The images are posted in alt.binaries.food. Both are shown at about exact
size.

See subjects with "what is this utensil for" in two separate posts.

I'd like to know what they're called and how to hold them and what they
do!

TIA,

Andy

Shaun aRe 22-04-2005 12:32 PM


"Andy" > wrote in message
6...
> Two utensils in my kitchen I can't identify. It's stumped alot of folks.
> Now I put it to RFCers to settle the matters.
>
> The images are posted in alt.binaries.food. Both are shown at about exact
> size.
>
> See subjects with "what is this utensil for" in two separate posts.
>
> I'd like to know what they're called and how to hold them and what they
> do!
>
> TIA,
>
> Andy


"We have no clue. The lettering reads "Rivalinox" and Made in France."

Pizza cutter? Gateaux/cake/similar slicer? Couldn't tell you for sure
though...

"This utensil is so strange. The text on the handle reads "Capri-Italy" and
"Stainless" The kidney shape bevels an edge into the center, one edge has a
series of alternating teeth with surfaces like a course file. That hole,
who knows? On the other side the patch of tiny squares are flush with the
surface metal. It's very heavy!"

Clueless!

'.,;~}~

Shaun aRe




The Cook 22-04-2005 12:51 PM

Andy > wrote:

>Two utensils in my kitchen I can't identify. It's stumped alot of folks.
>Now I put it to RFCers to settle the matters.
>
>The images are posted in alt.binaries.food. Both are shown at about exact
>size.
>
>See subjects with "what is this utensil for" in two separate posts.
>
>I'd like to know what they're called and how to hold them and what they
>do!
>
>TIA,
>
>Andy



The first item is a mesaluna (sp?) meaning half moon and is used for
chopping vegetables especially in a curved wooden bowl. I have a
couple of the including a double.

No ideas about the second one.


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Susan N.

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