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Ben Scharfstein
@scharf
What are other S tier kitchen items? My sleeper pick is fish spatula for everything (aside nonstick which doesn’t have a place in my kitchen anyways)
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Ghoulia 🐗
@ghoulia
Lots of good suggestions so far. I'd include 32oz, 16oz, and 8oz deli containers with lids along with the larger rolls of plastic wrap. The Saran Wrap they sell in grocery store should be illegal.
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Les Greys
@les
Handheld bowl scrapers. (No handle)
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@spitfunkolips
the only S Tier kitchen item is a sharp af japanese steel chefs knife
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@galleta
A scale is indispensable for me & a bench knife. Definitely hand-scraper & chopsticks 🥢✨(favorite) mentioned above - good list. Other: a good knife - chefs and serrated utility & paring. all metal tongs. Fine mesh strainer. Solid cast iron pans. A flattop. 😁✨😍👍🏼 ¼ and ½ sheet pans, portion scoops.
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TJThorne.eth
@tjthorne
Microplane and fish spat are def S+ I'll also throw in tweezer tongs and a good knife that feels comfortable to you.
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three9s
@three9s.eth
One titanium chopstick. Stir, mix, break up ice, etc.
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@bigjaymes
Meat thermometer (S+ tier)
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Sam
@sammdec.eth
Stackable Chef press https://www.thechefspress.com
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slobo
@slobo.eth
garlic press thingy https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01ATV4O2O?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
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Jonathan 🎩
@liwlimuz
Chopsticks 🥢 They can be used as frying utensils, even see if the oil is right temp (bubbles). You can use them to mix ingredients together. And you eat with them, obviously For something that cost next to nothing, they really pull their weight.
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@jpetrich
GIR spatula. I've had mine 12 years, use it for everything, and you can leave it in a boiling pot.
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Ghost Atlas
@ghostatlas3
Poultry shears. Million uses from cutting up pizza to opening sealed plastic stuff to snipping herbs. Even quartered a chicken with it once.
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James Zaki
@jameszaki
Safe, efficient cutting, easy to clean, mandolin -> https://borner-slicer.com.au/v3-trendline-starter-set-white-boxed/
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David
@davidshiller
Maybe it’s a little pleb but a handheld garlic press goes a long way and I use it for everything.
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Nico
@sneeks.eth
whetstone or knife sharpener
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@mintface
Left handed serrated bread knife for perfect loaf cuts every morning.
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Jan
@sowhatjan
Global G-2 chef’s knife
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Bitfloorsghost
@bitfloorsghost.eth
emulsifier, milk frother, wok, cast iron pan, chefs knife
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silv
@silv.eth
A little expensive but I love these squeeze and pour silicone measuring cups, easier to deal with than glass https://amzn.to/3I4ogwk
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