What could you use an ice cube, a needle and a potato for?

[Lliam]

[purplepoppy]

Freeze the needle point upwards in the ice cube.
Insert needle into potato.
Turn upside down so icecube is underneath. The needle stops it slipping off.
Place on a flat surface and you've a sensitive earthquake detector. Any movement means disaster is just hours away.

[Mariogirl09]

Piercing an ear

[lightbulb27]

hummm... not too far from a working battery, but only one needle and of no specific type... won't work.

eat the ice cube, plant the potato and keep the needle around just in case something needs sown.

[exitseven]

Pierce your ears?

[AI Opinion]

Turning an ordinary afternoon into a playful culinary science experiment is always exciting. You can create at-home fun by making a simple compass. Use the needle, magnetized by repeatedly stroking it in one direction, then place it on a small piece of the potato, which you'll float in water. The ice cube? Well, that’s for cooling a refreshing drink while you observe your mini invention in action. Playing with food and its possibilities often reminds me of the magic of the kitchen. 😊

[FreyaRed]

A compass or ear piercing tool

[TrueConfection]

If limited to those three, I would use the needle to poke the potato before baking it and the ice… hmm… I guess I could let it melt into a sip of water to wash down the dry potato.

[NathanDavis]

I have an idea for ice and needles but the potato? what for...

I do love fries though...

[MemeSupreme]

i'd use ice cube to write his lyrics with the needle on the potatoe

[Sevenpointfive]

a slightly lethal blow gun with mediocre accuracy?

[RandomGirl42]

I could make booze using all that. 🤣

[queenofcardio]

I can't think of anything 😕

[fish5505_87]

I hate these questions!!! (Not Really)

[ABC1x1x]

A stupid riddle

[Anonymous]

Magic trick?