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Organizing Kitchen Utensils In a Drawer

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Date: 11/14/2006 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Kitchen Tools  
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When storing kitchen utensils (spoons, spatulas, etc.) in a drawer, having the handle facing towards the back of the drawer. That way you can easily see what utensils you have since many have similar looking handles.
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By Toebeanie (40) Profile Contact
I would never store knives in with other utensils, it is not only dangerous, but the other utensils hitting the will dull the knives. I just went in and changed the direction of the handles in my utility drawer:)

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By skinnyjinny (82) Profile Contact
Sounds a bit dangerous as I have special knives in my drawer:-((

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