Organizing Cooking Utensils

RE: Organizing Cooking Utensils Post By Ceil (Guest Post) (10/30/2008) I use vinyl prepasted wallpaper as shelf and drawer liner and recently discovered I could cut paper towel tubes and cover with the same to store my utensils. much easier to pick up a tube than dig around a drawer. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Organizing Cooking Utensils Post By (Guest Post) (03/25/2005) For my kitchen utensils I use a pretty decorative water pitcher, it gets the job done and holds all my tools just fine and dandy. It seems to be the right size. Teresa Report Spam or Abuse RE: Organizing Cooking Utensils Post By Shirley (Guest Post) (03/24/2005) The perfect ccntainer for me has been a large glass vase which I originally received from the florist with a delivery of roses. Putting it to use in this everyday practical way is a constant reminder of that gift! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Organizing Cooking Utensils Post by ThriftyFun (3729) | (03/24/2005) Profile | Blog! | Contact We have an old crock that we use for this purpose. It is so much easier for things you need to get to quickly. I hadn't thought of putting something in the center for the smaller items. Good Idea! Susan from ThriftyFun Report Spam or Abuse Organizing Cooking Utensils Post by ThriftyFun (3729) | (03/24/2005) Profile | Blog! | Contact While having lots of cooking utensils I didn't want cluttering up my kitchen drawers (ex. grill tongs, wooden spoons, slotted spoons, whisks, etc.), I searched different stores for the 'exact' holder for them all. Never really finding what the correct size I wanted. One day while in a gardening section, I found a galvanized metal water pail with a few butterflies engraved on it. I knew immediately, I'd found my kitchen utensil bucket. I did have to put a small box into the center as some utensils will fall in completely, if I don't put them in towards the center. Otherwise, it fits my kitchen just fine! By Terri H. Report Spam or Abuse