15 Useless Things That Actually Became a Dream Come True to Their Owners

As unbelievable as it may sound, the kitchen can be a mysterious place. Did you know there’s a special utensil used for eating grapefruit? There are more than 29 different types of spoons, and most of us only use 3 types on a daily basis. Let’s play a game and try to identify the following items without a name that people shared online in the hopes of finally exclaiming, “Solved!”.
Now I’ve Seen Everything prepared a list of unknown items; and finding out what they were made us look at the strange thing in the back of our kitchen drawer with new, more curious eyes.
Answer: The first one is an olive server, the middle one is a lemon fork. The third one is an ice tong.
Answer: It’s a jar opener. You can remove a jar lid without damaging it and use it again.
Answer: This is a propagation vase.
Answer: It’s a tool used to make a Portuguese sweet called fio de ovos aka Portuguese egg threads, made with sugar and egg yolk; here’s a recipe.
Answer: It’s a pastry cutter.
Answer: This is a device for cooking eggs. You put water in the bottom and an egg on top. It essentially poaches the egg.
Answer: It’s a musical instrument literally called “spoons.”
Answer: “They’re for buttering corn on the cob. We had them when I was a kid.”
Answer: The one on the left is a fork for pickled cucumbers, you can pick up a cucumber in a jar with it, and put it on a plate. The one on the right is a trough for cutting cabbage, meat, or mushrooms.
Answer: “It’s a waffle iron. My grandmother had one identical to this, and she used to make waffles in a pot-bellied stove for my brother and me when we were little kids.”
Answer: It’s a nutcracker.
Which of these mysteries was way too easy to crack? Have you ever seen an item whose purpose you couldn’t identify? Tell us in the comments below.