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- 15-Sep-2011, 18:16 #1
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spoons and ladles How do you call in English a spoon or a ladle made of wood? For example, the one people can use to stir water or any other kind of liquid?
Is it wooden ladle or wooden spoon possible?
- 15-Sep-2011, 18:23 #2
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Teacher Re: spoons and ladles Yes
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- 15-Sep-2011, 19:41 #3
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Teacher Re: spoons and ladles I've never used "wooden ladle". The spoon used for stirring food while it's cooking is a "wooden spoon".
A ladle (to me) is normally made of metal or heat-resistant plastic.
- 15-Sep-2011, 20:40 #4
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Teacher Re: spoons and ladles Oh, this modern, micro-wave generation. Sigh!. Originally Posted by emsr2d2
- 15-Sep-2011, 21:13 #5
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Teacher Re: spoons and ladles RoverWhat do you call in English a spoon or a ladle made of wood?
- 15-Sep-2011, 21:34 #6
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Teacher Re: spoons and ladles ??????? I didn't have a microwave in mind. I have a silicone, heat-resistant ladle for stirring stuff in large saucepans on the hob! Originally Posted by fivejedjon 
- 15-Sep-2011, 21:57 #7
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Teacher Re: spoons and ladles Pretentious g*t! Originally Posted by emsr2d2 ??????? I didn't have a microwave in mind. I have a silicone, heat-resistant ladle for stirring stuff in large saucepans on the hob!
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