I have seen that gadget before but couldn't remember what it was for. Painting your nails makes sense, and it looks like it would work for draining water from a can of veggies. But by far I love the artificial foot and slipper pattern for ducks ideas!
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Originally Posted by chips88
(Post 5359559)
i am curious. will keep watch of this thread. to find out
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If I had it, I'd use it for a quilt template. I almost agree it has something to do with icing.
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Painting your nails makes me think of the "As seen on TV" gadgets where they want to sell you a gadget to solve a "Problem" you don't really have, like straining pasta. On the ad they are making a mess trying to strain cooked pasta in the sink - "How many times has this happened to you?'" Um well, never. I know how to strain pasta.
I also know how to paint my nails without using any gadgets. But I guess the "gee whiz" factor triumphs again!! |
Originally Posted by Neesie
(Post 5359677)
I believe it's an artificial foot, for an injured duck.
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Originally Posted by Shayvian
(Post 5361294)
If I had it, I'd use it for a quilt template. I almost agree it has something to do with icing.
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to measure a serving of spagetti put it through the hole (uncooked)
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and then use it to strain the cooked pasta, see, enough heads can figure it out!
Originally Posted by Karen G
(Post 5361382)
to measure a serving of spagetti put it through the hole (uncooked)
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It looks like a "thing" to keep your nails seperated when you polish them. lol
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My mother-in-law had one of these. She got hers through some county fair. It is supposed to help "flute" the edges of a pie crust. You lay it horizontal along the edge of the pie and press your dough in the curves, giving you same size, same distance on your pie crust. Not sure what the big hole was to be used for. Guess I'm too much like my mom---- Good cooks don't need contraptions like that to pretty up a pie!
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