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Can it tenderise steak?

Yes, i do use a wooden spoon for mashing up mince in a chilli con carne but im open to options. Its possibly harder to wash than a spoon.
 
You use like a potato masher.

I guess you could chop tinned tomatoes with it? Or similar soft/part cooked stuff?

If your goal is too have smaller bits of bits it could work ok?
 
it looks 3d printed is it? they aren;t coated in something food safe 90% of the time.
3d printed plastic absorbs moisture, has tons of crevices etc for bacteria to live in.

can't you break mince with a spatula anyway
 
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it looks 3d printed is it? they aren;t coated in something food safe 90% of the time.
3d printed plastic absorbs moisture, has tons of crevices etc for bacteria to live in.

can't you break mince with a spatula anyway
It cost a quid apparently probably from Amazon or something, so the general consensus is if she continues making me meals with it then she wins!!
 
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I will raise you my most useful kitchen tool that my wife refuses to use.
I've just cut a whole block of cheese into equally thick sliced parts for spreading on plates/bread etc while she cuts uneven slices with a knife.
So.... Useless trash or handy kitchen tool?

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I like that cheese slicing tool. I used to use a cheese grater for that but kept grating my hand trying to clean it.

it is superb.

Currently unavailable

 
If you're doing bulk stuff then a specialised tool is likely to be worth it.

There was that slightly melted butter dispenser fad a while back which in the style of a road sign painting pot, could dispense a layer of paint slightly melted butter over the 2000 slices of toast you had to butter this shift or something.
 
I would say if she is the one that is most likely to use it then i wouldn't find it worth the argument, disagreement, dispute to be worth mentioning. Yes, i prefer the quiet life.
 
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