Have you used the spoon, (not the hook), in any helpful ways? Any tips? Do share, Thanks.
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I think it is included for Western markets. It can be used to scoop out Match in order to add to recipes. Matcha can also be stirred rather than whisked. I prefer to whisk it.
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The spoon puts too much green tea in the bowl. It takes such a small amount to make the perfect cup of green tea. Even the hook can grab too much if your not paying attention. I use the spoon when I add sugar. I know sugar is probably not supposed to be added, but hey, I like the sugar!!
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I tend to drink my tea over a long period of time so the tea's solids will dissociate from the water and drop to the bottom of the bowl; I use the spoon to gently stir them back into the liquid before the next sip.
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Um...as in what do I use it for? I use it for coffee. But its a normal tablespoon, so you could use it for anything I'd assume. If you're asking me how to use a spoon in general, I'm not sure I can help you.
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Hello. As much as I like the Spice Box, the spoons are worthless. When I cook, I keep a set of measuring spoons nearby. The spoons that come with the box are very shallow, and it is difficult to keep the spices on the spoons...sorry for not answering your question, but it is because I just don't use them....
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I had the same problem, but the Kiinde spoon worked for me. It slides on instead of screws. It was not perfect but it did work.
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I mix mine with a fork in just plain water and do a chore or two. In 10 min or so, I stir it again and it's nice and creamy!
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I agree with Rebecca. At first you will have some trial and error because you need to decide how thick/thin you need the liquid or food (such as soup, juices, meds, etc). If you want it like applesauce consistency, you will need a couple of the scoop spoons. You do not want to make this up ahead of time. Mix it as needed.
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you could try and balance the ring on the edge of something firm (counter) and apply downward pressure near the split in the ring. This should bend it so you can remove the spoons.If you had a couple pair of pliers that would also work by bending in opposite directions to open the ring.Hope that works for you.
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Have not tried to purchase additional spoons. Suggest you contact manufacture regarding this issue.
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I have given it to Sweet Virginia. I did open a Mayo jar with it (approx. 3") to show her how to use it. I will check on it and get back to you as soon as possible.
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I had the same problem. I started to use a measuring spoon even when told to use just a few drops. It is really about technique. You will slowly tilt till you see liquid coming out and quickly reverse. Sorry I can't be more helpful :( Hope you figure it out.
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It holds up fine. Did it and it was yummy. I would however use a non-metalic spoon just so as not to scratch the coating. It's durable enough but why tempt fate?
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You could use the spoons without taking them off the ring, but it is much easier if you use them individually.
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There are little spoons in this pattern, but they have been out of stock forever. Even on the manufacturer website. I hope they get them back in eventually, it's the only thing I need to complete my set.
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You can use a spoon to fill them with some success. Sometimes on the way in the food gets on the seal, which isn't that big of a deal. I have a metal funnel that's perfect for filing them mess free.
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I only use a wood spoon so can not say. It is very thick so I doubt a scratch would matter anyway.
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I use a measuring spoon. My sister also uses it an she just goes with what she thinks is a dime size. I seem to go through it faster, so I think measuring is better and gives you more. You kinda have to see how you are affected, and reduce the amount if you feel you are getting too much
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I don't think a coin or spoon would do a very good job scratching off the top layer. You would really need something with a point. A wooden chop stick should work. Those are pretty inexpensive at the big box stores. You could also try a pencil.