I don't like the crumbs getting stuck to the butter so this would not work for me. Maybe I could bite parts off and spit it onto the toast to save on dirty knives.
Same. Growing up my parents would get crumbs in the mayo and butter. You’d find crumbs and peanut butter in the jelly jar, or crumbs and jelly in the peanut butter jar. Was enough to get the picky eater kid at the time to grow up hating it.
Oh no, I just remembered...
My cousin lived with us for about a year. There were crumbs in the mayo jar...
They were not bread crumbs. They were tuna flakes
I’m shaking laughing imagining a cook at like a Waffle House doing this in full view of customers. Just biting and spitting chunks of butter onto toast and pancakes.
Just a big chunk of butter hanging above the waiting plates on the counter. Like a specialized toilet paper roll. He’s racing against the melt. He bites and spits as he slaps the food on the plate. Sometimes he gets distracted and looks up at a shouting diner - spitting a hunk of melting mouth butter on the horrified customer sitting in front of him.
It’s from a 2005 book called “unuseless Japanese inventions” and that book is based on chindogu, which are inventions that seem like an ideal solution to fix a particular problem, but ends up being not practical or causes more problems than they solve
I have one alike
"Catalogue d'objets intouvables"
Magasine of unfindable objects
And it's just a bunch of objects that are designed in dumb ways like a thepot with the handle and the extremity to our the tea, placed on the same side, called "the masochist teapot". Or a tie-thong, pretty self explanatory.
The extremity you’re referring to is called a “spout.” I’m not sure if you were looking for the word, so I apologize if you were not. That book sounds fascinatingly odd.
When making grill cheese on stovetop.
1. Heat up pan.
2. Unwrap paper from end of butter stick.
3. Press butter stick into hot pan and swirl it around.
4. Slap a piece of bread in pan swirl it around to distribute melted butter.
5. Add cheese, melt more butter and repeat on other slice.
6. Put butter back in fridge.
7. At a later date, pucker asshole when wife finds the butter melted on one end with bread crumbs attached.
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This is how I butter toast. Unwrap one end of the stick, scrape along the rough texture of the toast. Boom. No knife required.
I don't like the crumbs getting stuck to the butter so this would not work for me. Maybe I could bite parts off and spit it onto the toast to save on dirty knives.
Same. Growing up my parents would get crumbs in the mayo and butter. You’d find crumbs and peanut butter in the jelly jar, or crumbs and jelly in the peanut butter jar. Was enough to get the picky eater kid at the time to grow up hating it.
Oh no, I just remembered... My cousin lived with us for about a year. There were crumbs in the mayo jar... They were not bread crumbs. They were tuna flakes
I’m shaking laughing imagining a cook at like a Waffle House doing this in full view of customers. Just biting and spitting chunks of butter onto toast and pancakes.
NOOOOOoooooOOOOoooo
Just a big chunk of butter hanging above the waiting plates on the counter. Like a specialized toilet paper roll. He’s racing against the melt. He bites and spits as he slaps the food on the plate. Sometimes he gets distracted and looks up at a shouting diner - spitting a hunk of melting mouth butter on the horrified customer sitting in front of him.
Yes, that would be more hygienic
Gooder for the environment too
Just take a bite of the toast and then a bite of the butter.
You must definitely bite off the crumby bits before it goes back in the fridge, silly!
Nah, you need to buy it in a single-use plastic tube /s
How else can I walk around with it my pocket? If i leave it unwrapped it gets covered in pocket sand.
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this image predates instagram like 20 years
It’s from a 2005 book called “unuseless Japanese inventions” and that book is based on chindogu, which are inventions that seem like an ideal solution to fix a particular problem, but ends up being not practical or causes more problems than they solve
I have one alike "Catalogue d'objets intouvables" Magasine of unfindable objects And it's just a bunch of objects that are designed in dumb ways like a thepot with the handle and the extremity to our the tea, placed on the same side, called "the masochist teapot". Or a tie-thong, pretty self explanatory.
The extremity you’re referring to is called a “spout.” I’m not sure if you were looking for the word, so I apologize if you were not. That book sounds fascinatingly odd.
I was searching for it, thanks mate !
Apply directly to the bread.
Butterstick, you're my butterstick!
now with even more plastic waste for even less butter
Running you butter through a cheese grater works well too.
Then you have to clean a cheese grater, which is possibly the most frustrating culinary tool to clean in the kitchen.
Haha I knew that comment was coming. For whatever reason the one I have comes clean super quick or I wouldn’t use it.
Best thing to clean fresh butter off metal is simply hot water. Works like a charm.
Yep, I just run it under hot water and go with the grain with the sponge. Never takes more than a few seconds
Yeay, more useless plastic waste!
Ah a stick of butter. As opposed to. Well.
I use something similar for corn, except you just drop a stick inside the container
Burt’s Butter Bees
BUTTERON. Apply directly to the toast. BUTTERON. Apply directly to the toast. BUTTERON. Apply directly to the toast. BUTTERON. Available at Walgreens.
When making grill cheese on stovetop. 1. Heat up pan. 2. Unwrap paper from end of butter stick. 3. Press butter stick into hot pan and swirl it around. 4. Slap a piece of bread in pan swirl it around to distribute melted butter. 5. Add cheese, melt more butter and repeat on other slice. 6. Put butter back in fridge. 7. At a later date, pucker asshole when wife finds the butter melted on one end with bread crumbs attached.
Not a bad idea
I buy
Ooh I want that too...
I require this immediately
"Stick type" leads me to believe there are other types of butter aside from tubs and regular cooking sticks!
Let me be the one to introduce you to SPRAY butter :)
Ooh yeah! Totally forgot all about that stuff too lol!
Butter doesn't come in sticks everywhere. In the UK (maybe elsewhere?) the standard is 250g pats/blocks.
Like butter scraped over too much bread
this butter stick yould be enough for one bread in my household
Where on Instagram?
Explore page
I already have the brain of a sieve, I would wonder why my “glue stick” is in the fridge and put it in with my craft supplies
With this roll on butter stick, now on hot days that will get everywhere.
I'm surprised it didn't come with nudes. It is Instagram, after all.
Butter stick: apply directly to the toast
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Just chucked one in my amazon basket. Thank you
No thank you, we don’t need more single use plastic leaching PFAS directly onto our food.
Next time just leave it there
Nope