How strange were 19th-century dining utensils? #foryou #youtubeshort #utensils #victoria

10 Comments

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   @Yukinoomoni 3 months ago

   Yall gonna tell me that a knife isn't a utensil because it's straight and flat.

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   @autumnmoss1325 3 months ago

   It was considered rude to eat grapes with your hands but taking a crap on the street was all fine??😂😂

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   @arthurshowntellwilliams2085 3 months ago

   Aw good job good job

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   @FrancesDimitria 3 months ago

   I've always wondered what that comb like thing was for, I seethem a lot in antique shops, I figured it was something for cake, but wasn't sure.
   Thanks for this good video. 👍🏻💖

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   @twilfits 3 months ago

   My mom had all except the egg caddy.
   Quite useful

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   @Nancy-d5w7p 3 months ago

   You could probably use that angel food cake slicer to slice evenly slices of tomatoes to give it more than just a unitasker tool which I hate I like a tool that can do more than one thing in the kitchen and avoid those unitasker tools

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   @raestephenson7932 3 months ago

   Sporks for ice cream!!

   Totally understand… Had to use a fork the first time I made ice cream in Cooking Class because it wasn't mixed well enough!! 😂

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   @miz_logo_lee 3 months ago

   Angles cake combs were still popular when I was little (I’m in my 60s).

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   @paintboxlife 3 months ago

   I'm all about the sporks! See? I am fancy. 😂

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    @juliejohnson497 3 months ago

    I thought sporks were a recent development. Why did they disappear from silver sets?