Cleaning out the drawers. 50 years of cooking.

[JRinPA]

That makes more sense than marinating, at least for my mom's use. Onion holder.

So I saw the made in Hong Kong and I thought, Hong Kong was British back then, these actually seem decent quality too. So I spent an hour last light down a hong kong rabbit hole, reading about their last 100 years and how Made in Hong Kong was a very well respected label up until the 90s.

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I've got an old Pentax camera made in Hong Kong.
The really good ones were made in Japan.
You could only buy them in Japan

[JRinPA]

I used one of those for chopping very small onions, worked okay, might be the design use.

This box went in the compost, it a box, big deal. But as I was breaking it down I thought, it was a nice box...that was probably in the drawer as dividing walls since...late 70s? I'd swear every commercial artist grew up in the city and never ever saw a deer other than bullwinkle or rudolf. Looks like a horned antelope.

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Didn't have any aluminum pie plates so I had to start looking for my glass ones.
Good lord I had no idea there were so many.
You'd think I was running a pie bakery.
There's a ton of them.
My wife was a pie plate collector I guess.
How many pie plates does one need?
It's a cupboard I rarely go into because everything is glass.