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Impractical, but here are my kitchen use-cases: - Hold a hot pan and drip bacon grease into a jar - Hold "almost empty" bottles like olive oil upside down to dr
by ozten 3y ago
Impractical, but here are my kitchen use-cases:
- Hold a hot pan and drip bacon grease into a jar
- Hold "almost empty" bottles like olive oil upside down to drain them
- Making dishes that require constant stirring over a long period (tapioca, risotto, etc)
- gertlex 3y agoHah! Not actually a robot... but I half suspect I could convince the that wife a fold-out arm with a modest clamp (that could rotate a bit if needed) at the end would be worth mounting to a wall along the kitchen counters for holding/draining various containers like your first two use-cases.
- ozten 3y agoJulia Child's kitchen was famously functional with a peg board wall for quick access to hanging supplies. I could see her doing that!
- gertlex 3y agoNice idea for helping convince! I too am for the functional stuff; I use a tension rod (like used for shower curtains sometimes) between cupboards, over the kitchen sink to hang S hooks off, and let a significant number of pots and pans hang to dry after washing.