Idetify 5 types of kitchen tool Whrite the difinition of each tool.

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Answer for 5 kitchen tools

(1) wooden spoon - often made from bamboo, is used for mixing and when cooking and stirring hot foods. A wooden spoon will not transfer heat to the hand like a metal spoon.

(2) wire whisk - many wire loops held together in a handle - used to whip eggs or cream or add air to a thin batter.

(3) rubber scraper - A smooth rubber flat spoon on a handle, Used for mixing, folding soft ingredients and to scrape ingredients from a bowl.

(4) peeler - sharp curved metal scraper in a handle - Used to remove the outer layer of fruits and vegetables.

(5) Paring knife - small knife that fits in the hand. It’s an all purpose small knife used for small cuts, garnishes, paring or coring.

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