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Curry stain on wooden spoon
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As others have said - just save that particular spoon for curries, etc.
A new wooden spoon only costs about 30p
. "Men are generally more careful of the breed(ing) of their horses and dogs than of their children" - William Penn 1644-1718
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Frugalista wrote: »As others have said - just save that particular spoon for curries, etc.
A new wooden spoon only costs about 30p.
30p! 30p!! This lot could feed a family of four for a week on that!
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Lemon juice might get rid of the smell but don't know about the yellow!!
My friend swears by bamboo spoons, apparently they don't stain.0 -
ONLY thing I find gets rid of curry stains apart from sunlight exposure (which can also remove colour and doesn't always remove it all) is a degreasing spray I got from a £1 shop. Elbow Grease Degreaser. There is a few versions different brand degreasers, usually yellow in colour. Spray on and it turns red/brown then wipes off......found by accident and used it lots since!
Oh and I have a curry spoon, it's yellow on the end but I only use it for curriesOne day I might be more organised...........
GC: £200
Slinkies target 2018 - another 70lb off (half way to what the NHS says) so far 25lb0 -
Stephen_Leak wrote: »30p! 30p!! This lot could feed a family of four for a week on that!
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:"Men are generally more careful of the breed(ing) of their horses and dogs than of their children" - William Penn 1644-1718
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I've got a wooden spoon that I've had for at least 15 years. It's stirred curries, chutneys, piccallili, as well as casseroles and soups. I love the patina it's picked up.
I cannot imagine why you'd throw out a spoon just because it has a stain. It won't taint the food.0
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