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Haha, well, yes. I actually made all of my wood cooking implements from scratch. I cut down the trees and carved them. eg: https://twitter.com/simonsarris/stat
by simonsarris 2y ago
Haha, well, yes. I actually made all of my wood cooking implements from scratch. I cut down the trees and carved them. eg:
https://twitter.com/simonsarris/status/1473049577905401859 https://twitter.com/simonsarris/status/1473049577905401859
I use Tried and True linseed oil or linseed oil + beeswax for my coatings. Occasionally I'll use pure walnut oil.
I understand that not everyone likes to make such things! But I don't suspect its hard to find pure wood ones. Lots of people make them. Even just searching "unfinished wooden kitchen utensils" yields a lot of results.
- lucianbr 2y ago> It is easier to never have to worry about it if you simply decline to use plastic cooking utensils. > I actually made all of my wood cooking implements from scratch. I cut down the trees and carved them. Is this trolling? "It's easy, simple, just carve your own tools out of trees". Sounds like "just don't be poor" to me.
- simonsarris 2y agoI'm not trolling, the commenter asked me if I had considered something, and it happens I have actually made them myself. Not because I think its necessary, it certainly isn't, I simply like to make things by hand and use things that I've made. It is inexpensive to buy unfinished wood utensils, anyone can search for them. And in the context of the problem, silicone is just as well if wood seems too difficult to find.
- UnFleshedOne 2y agoTo be fair, making wood utensils from scratch is multiple orders of magnitude easier than not being poor.
- afh1 2y agoIf you are a regular city dweller, not necessarily...