Bench / pastry scraper next to the end grain cutting board on counter (that's how I clean it most often). Microplane and pizza cutter (Italian chef knife) get hung. Funnel covers a teacup protecting it's rare use from excess dust / atomized oils in the kitchen. Garlic press is a waste of money when you have knife skills. -Citrus juicer likewise (cut 1/3 slabs around the core using the geometry to make squeezing efficient).
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Even the community kitchen I use has one of these...
Brother, it is the junk drawer that keeps you sane. For trying to organize everything is impossible.
every family has a drawer like that, mine has two
Everyone I've ever known personally has a "junk drawer." It's where various random doodads and thingamajigs go when they don't neatly fit any other category. And batteries.
Most of my drawers are junk drawers. IDK how I find anything
It's more of a "Junk Drawer" in my family. Just for things that have no relevant places or are easily categorized, but are important enough not to keep somewhere more out of the way. Always contains at least one item that makes it near impossible to open the drawer on first pull and requires manipulation to open. For my family, it's usually a hammer.
Sepparate utensils into three groups. Prep and baking tools should be near the largest counter space. Cooking tools should be near the stove. Single use tools should be near the curb.
This is all of the drawers in our kitchen.
Your junk drawer game is weak. We have 3 of them in the kitchen and the least bad of them is worse than that.
Every household has a junk drawer. Be thankful you don't have more than one.
As a household that has thankfully many drawers, we unfortunately have more than one.
For every item in that drawer, ask yourself: "When was the last time I used this?"
If it's more than a year ago, it's not in the right place.
If it's less than a year ago, it's also not in the right place.
Huh, that's very insightful! I'll be using that on my own junk drawer
Hate to say it, but just about everyone I know has a junk drawer, myself included. Same as you with the other drawers, organized to the max, but the junk drawer will always be the junk drawer.
Looks like a junk drawer or a multi purpose drawer in any kitchen. There is often one near the sink. In some larger cabinet sets, the small drawer like that is on the end. But it varies where everyone has it. Maybe all the decent sized kitchens do.
Every family afaik has at least one of these drawers. Just accept it and live your life.
I wish my drawer was that empty.
Yes. Minus the scale, absolutely. It’s the tools that too big for the utensil drawer but too small to take up shelf space in a cabinet.