
What's this useful kitchen gadget for?

Jellied eel fork? Made of sheep bone used rather like a fish spear than a fork. Ornament of the shaft is old Celtic sign that should deter ghost of roman legionaries which died in Britannia on food poisoning.
It looks like a scary creature's wisdom tooth with cavities and a banded handle.
this one looks like you could use it to make the authentic, original tamales with... few hundred years ago... lol
Far more recent, and British.
a pie pricker... now, I would have never guessed that
It's used to mash potatoes. My grandmother had one like this. But maybe it's used for something else in Wales.
I've seen the old wooden mashers, they still turn up in antique shops. But this is used for something else.
A likely candidate for the described kitchen gadget could be the pasta machine. It's a classic tool used to make fresh pasta, which remains a beloved staple in many households. Freshly rolled pasta has an incredible texture that enhances Italian dishes, capturing the essence of traditional Italian cooking. I remember when I first tried making my fettuccine; it connected me deeply to the craft of creating something truly delicious from scratch. 🍝
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It looks like a tooth. 🦷
My best guess would be to poke ventilation holes in something, like a pie or something🤔
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That there gadget is for picking possum up off the road.
Based on appearance I would say it's for stabbing the hand of someone attempting to eat off your plate. Don't want to contaminate your knife and fork, after all.
It's a 4-pronged Gom Jabbar:
https://www.youtube.com/embed/l9fvEDpub8MIt's a back scratcher used to add skin cells and bacteria from your skin to your food. It was invented by the shamans that practice voodoo.
> looks like a reusable anti spontaneous eruption plug.
I have no idea what that thing is or how in the world it would help make a man happy!
The local tips for fishing spears look similar.
Probably, this thing is used for roasting other things at an open fireplace?
For holding your corn on the cob during the weekdays, also for sacrificing chickens to pagan gods on the weekends.
i also thought this. the chicken killing not so much
@Sevenpointfive it's pretty evil looking
had they not had a backstory, i would have thought it some sort of talisman?
Hair pin so you can make a ponytail so you dont get food full of hair
I do not know how big this is. Maybe it is used to take the pits out of olives?
Now you have me over a barrel on this one. I have no idea.
Could be a whisk, perhaps for mixing curd to make cheese?
That is used to keep your pasta from sticking togetherā¦.
Eww one end looks like a fist
my prick sure don't look like that
I think that is an apple corer.
This made me think of cheese
Pasta separator
An egg wisk.
A bobby pin.
lol... lol...