Cooking Utensils

>>8720059
I want a wooden spork

I use a shitty plastic spoon that is stained from tomato sauces and is melted on one side giving it a flat edge. It came with the apartment I lived in a few years ago and I'm still using it

>>8720059
I have this IKEA utensil set! They're okay, but I use wooden spoons or an older metal spatula more often. The spoon, ladle, and pasta server are useful.

I like metal but apparently you're no supposed to use metal utensils on metal pans? Or maybe it was just nonstick pans. Either way, it annoys me.

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>>8720072
I was thinking more about big utensils for mixing and serving, rather than those for eating.

Btw, does anybody know what the thing with a hole in the middle and non-symmetric shape is for? (The one that's 2nd from the left.)

>>8720103
Metal utensils can scratch nonstick coatings and enameling.

>>8720059
>tongs
>silicone spatula
>hard plastic spoon

roommate insists on using a metal spatula in my non-stick pans. it'll "accidentally" go missing in the upcoming move

>>8720059
A bunch of wooden spoons/spatula. Metal tongs.
I'm a student so I don't have/need much, I'd like a skimmer.

>>8720111
>having nonstick pans

>>8720111
dont worry bro i'll be extra careful not to scratch it this time

>>8720059
Anyone who doesn't use wood is a faggot.