Chinese spoon
[noun]
a small, shallow spoon with a flat edge and a deep, rounded bowl, typically used for drinking soup or serving small portions of food in Chinese cuisine
asparagus tongs
[noun]
a specialized kitchen tool designed to serve asparagus spears by grasping them securely with a set of tong-like prongs
carving fork
[noun]
a long, two-pronged fork designed to hold meat or poultry in place while it is being carved, often with a handle that is easy to grip and a sharp point to pierce the meat
caviar spoon
[noun]
a small, specialized spoon used to serve caviar or other delicate foods
chopper
[noun]
a kitchen tool used to chop or mince food into smaller pieces, such as onions, herbs, nuts, or vegetables
chopstick
[noun]
one of the two thin wooden sticks with which people of China, Japan, etc. eat food
cleaver
[noun]
a large, heavy knife with a wide and rectangular blade that is typically used for chopping and slicing through meat and bones
cocktail stick
[noun]
a small pointy wooden stick on which small items of food such as cherries, olives, etc. are served
coffee spoon
[noun]
a small spoon typically used for stirring sugar or cream into coffee or other hot beverages
crab cracker
[noun]
a specialized tool used to crack the hard shell of crabs or other shellfish to make it easier to access the meat inside
crab fork
[noun]
a small fork, typically with narrow and pointed tines, used for extracting meat from crab shells or other shellfish
dinner fork
[noun]
a utensil with multiple tines used for eating solid food items, typically used during the main course of a meal
fish knife
[noun]
a knife having a broad blade with a blunt edge that is used for serving or eating fish
fondue fork
[noun]
a long-handled fork used to dip bread, fruit, or other foods into a pot of melted cheese, chocolate, or other similar dip
food pusher
[noun]
a small tool used to push food onto a fork or spoon, typically featuring a flat end for pushing and a curved end for scooping
fork
[noun]
an object with a handle and three or four sharp points that we use for picking up and eating food
grapefruit knife
[noun]
a small, specialized knife used to cut and section grapefruits or other citrus fruits
grapefruit spoon
[noun]
a small, specialized spoon with a serrated edge used to scoop out the flesh of grapefruits or other citrus fruits
honey dipper
[noun]
a kitchen utensil typically made of wood with a spiral or grooved design, used to drizzle honey onto food or beverages
ladle
[noun]
a type of large spoon with a long handle and a deep bowl, particularly used for serving liquid food
lobster pick
[noun]
a small, specialized tool used to remove the meat from the shell of a lobster or other shellfish
meat claws
[noun]
handheld kitchen tools that resemble bear claws and are used for shredding and handling large cuts of meat, such as pulled pork or brisket
nutcracker
[noun]
a kitchen tool used to crack open the shells of nuts, such as walnuts, pecans, or hazelnuts, in order to remove the edible kernel inside
pancake turner
[noun]
a kitchen tool used to flip or turn pancakes, eggs, burgers, and other foods while cooking on a griddle or frying pan
pastry fork
[noun]
a small fork with three or four tines, designed for use in cutting and serving pastries, cakes, and other desserts
salad fork
[noun]
a smaller fork with longer, thinner tines used for eating salads or other light dishes
scoop
[noun]
a type of spoon used for scooping or serving ice cream, mashed potatoes, or other soft foods
skewer
[noun]
a long wooden or metal stick that is inserted into pieces of food, especially meat, to hold them together while being cooked
slotted spoon
[noun]
a spoon of a large size with holes, used for separating solid pieces of food from liquid
snail tongs
[noun]
a specialized utensil designed for holding and extracting snails from their shells
soup spoon
[noun]
a spoon that is typically larger than a teaspoon or a dessert spoon and is used for eating soup or other liquid dishes, such as chili or stew
splayd
[noun]
a type of utensil that combines the features of a spoon, knife, and fork into a single piece of cutlery, typically made of stainless steel
spoon
[noun]
an object that has a handle with a shallow bowl at one end that is used for eating, serving, or stirring food
spork
[noun]
a hybrid utensil that combines the features of a spoon and a fork in one tool, with a spoon-shaped bowl at one end and tines or prongs on the other end for spearing food
steak knife
[noun]
a specialized table knife with a sharp serrated edge designed to easily cut through cooked meat, especially steak
table knife
[noun]
a non-serrated knife with a rounded tip, used for cutting and eating food at the dining table
toasting fork
[noun]
a long-handled fork, typically made of metal, that is used for toasting bread, marshmallows, or other food items over an open flame, such as a fire or a campfire
toffee hammer
[noun]
a small hammer or mallet, often made of wood or metal, that is used for breaking apart sheets or slabs of toffee, brittle, or other hard candy into smaller, bite-sized pieces
toothpick
[noun]
a thin stick or plastic rod used for removing food debris from teeth, picking up small items, or as a tool in cooking or crafting
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