Can anyone tell me what this kitchen tool is?

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• bgebrent Posts: 19,726

  February 2019

  Micro spatula 

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• ColtsFan Posts: 4,310

  February 2019

  Fish turner? What are its dimensions? 

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• SGH Posts: 26,815

  February 2019

  At first glance I thought it was an antique anal discombobulator. However after closer inspection, it looks like a slender, slotted spatula. 

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• Judy Mayberry Posts: 2,015

  February 2019

  The spatula is 3" to the handle, and almost 7/8" in width. The handle is 5-1/2" long.

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• caliking Posts: 14,017

  February 2019

  bacon flipper? Next guess would be some kind of pastry tool.
  
  Cook's Illustrated used to have a column for these kinds of queries. Maybe they could help?

  
  

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• td66snrf Posts: 1,742

  February 2019

  Fly swatter

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• DoubleEgger Posts: 16,852

  February 2019

  It’s iust a thin slotted spatula. Good for various uses like pulling cookies off a cookie sheet (especially gooey ones), mixing pancake batter, flipping smaller pieces of fish, scallops, shrimp etc. 

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• bgebrent Posts: 19,726

  February 2019

  It’s a skinny fish spatula.

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• Photo Egg Posts: 10,148

  February 2019

  Judy Mayberry said:

  The spatula is 3" to the handle, and almost 7/8" in width. The handle is 5-1/2" long.

  Wow, that’s a very small thin spatula.
  wonder if it went to a child’s cook set or oven?

  Thank you,

  Darian

  
  

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• Botch Posts: 9,643

  February 2019

  Individual Sardine Server.  

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• nolaegghead Posts: 33,151

  February 2019

  Half a speculum?

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• alaskanassasin Posts: 3,007

  February 2019

  I can’t answer that

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• The Cen-Tex Smoker Posts: 20,326

  February 2019

  SGH said:

  At first glance I thought it was an antique anal discombobulator. However after closer inspection, it looks like a slender, slotted spatula. 

  You can easily spot the modern discombobulators. they have WiFi and have a USB-C charging port 

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• Judy Mayberry Posts: 2,015

  February 2019

  Well, it's not for fish. I hate fish!

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• Legume Posts: 10,449

  February 2019

  Y’all got it wrong.  That’s a safety fork.
  
  
  

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• RRP Posts: 23,171

  February 2019

  Judy Mayberry said:

    
  
  It says AMCO Rust-Proof 18/8 Stainless China 8038. I went through eBay, Google, AMCO, but no hit. Anyone?

  Can't help you Judy, but I am curious about that apparent list of cooking accomplishments or shopping list up there in the top left corner. Care to enlighten me?

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• Photo Egg Posts: 10,148

  February 2019

  RRP said:

  Judy Mayberry said:

    
  
  It says AMCO Rust-Proof 18/8 Stainless China 8038. I went through eBay, Google, AMCO, but no hit. Anyone?

  Can't help you Judy, but I am curious about that apparent list of cooking accomplishments or shopping list up there in the top left corner. Care to enlighten me?

  Stop being a snoop Ron.lol

  Thank you,

  Darian

  
  

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• Judy Mayberry Posts: 2,015

  February 2019 edited February 2019

  @RRP: I was waiting to see who would ask about that. It was a list of recipes from a Nigella Lawson cookbook that looked good to me. I might have known it would be you! I scan recipes from library books.

  Judy in San Diego

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• RRP Posts: 23,171

  February 2019

  Judy Mayberry said:

  @RRP: I was waiting to see who would ask about that. It was a list of recipes from a Nigella Lawson cookbook that looked good to me. I might have known it would be you! I scan recipes from library books.

     guilty as charged! At least you didn't show that California club thing...asking people what that might be! 
  

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• MaskedMarvel Posts: 2,757

  February 2019

  Whatever it is, now I feel
  like I  have to have one...

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• Tarpon65 Posts: 199

  February 2019

  What do you neanderthals use to flip your silver dollar pancakes, if you don't own one of these?

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• HeavyG Posts: 6,935

  February 2019

  Maybe a butter curler?
  

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• thetrim Posts: 10,299

  February 2019

  Dual crawfish stirred and pizza turner.

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• buzd504 Posts: 3,090

  February 2019

  Judy Mayberry said:

   
  
  It says AMCO Rust-Proof 18/8 Stainless China 8038. I went through eBay, Google, AMCO, but no hit. Anyone?

  It's a rice spatula.
  

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• Wolfpack Posts: 3,183

  February 2019

  Toaster frozen waffle remover

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• Botch Posts: 9,643

  February 2019

  Wolfpack said:

  Toaster frozen waffle remover

  
   
  
  

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• SmokeyPitt Posts: 10,424

  February 2019

  Brownie spatula.  

  
  

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• NPHuskerFL Posts: 17,626

  February 2019

  I'd guess it's for delicate pastries or even crepes.

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• HeavyG Posts: 6,935

  February 2019

  Asking around, I've gotten a response that might be the winner - gnocchi roller.

  I've seen folks use forks rather than the grooved wooden board type thing so perhaps that is a legit answer.
  

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• Judy Mayberry Posts: 2,015

  February 2019

  @HeavyG: That is a very creative answer. I can see that perfectly! I made gnocchi once long ago but don't remember if that tool was involved. Could be!

  Judy in San Diego

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