All of us spend a lot of time in the kitchen: we cook, eat lunch, clean, and chat with friends over a cup of tea.
Sometimes, we use the same items for years but forget the old and unnecessary items. Gradually, our kitchen became chaotic.
We didn’t notice it because we are used to it.
We believe that if we delete unnecessary items that most people don’t use at all, then the kitchen clutter will be reduced a lot.
1: The old frying pan has scratches and an irremovable layer of grease.
Every time we burn meat or anything else in our favorite frying pan, we are to blame for the poor non-stick coating.
We promise ourselves every day: I want to buy a new one and throw it away.
But we never do this. The deep scratches on the bottom are the first sign that the surface of the frying pan can no longer function effectively.
2: Wicker breadbaskets.
When receiving guests, we want to decorate the table. This is why we buy all kinds of wicker baskets and plates. One is for bread, the other is for pastries, and so on.
But over time, these items will eventually only accumulate in the cabinet.
3: Food Mill.
From baby food and applesauce to old-fashioned ways of making mashed potatoes and soups.
4: Nutmeg Grinder.
Like a pencil sharpener, this 1930s grinder is fixed on the counter and can be shaken to grind spices.
5: Old cutting board.
Any wooden or plastic cutting board will wear out over time. Scratches, cuts, cover it and even stubborn food stains.
This leads to the growth of fungi and bacteria on the surface. It is best to get rid of these motherboards.
6: Breadbox.
Decorative bread crates were all the rage in my grandmother’s time.
7: manual kitchen shredder.
This 1940s thingamajig was perfect for grating Parmesan cheese. Some people still use it up to now.
What will you get rid of in the kitchen? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
Don’t forget to share this article with your friends, which they didn’t see these kitchen items for a long time.
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