What used to be made of wood? Is it a tool in a certain sense and is it found in every household?
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A cooking spoon. Previously made of wood, find an indispensable tool in any kitchen and in any household.
Wrong answers are hammer, cooking spoon, ladder
Why? Well a ladder will rarely be found in a kitchen, but surely a stool or stool!
Even the broom was not made of plastic. A hammer, however, always had a metal head, except the light sling for woodwork.
After the end of the Stone Age, except very slight hammers for special work, but the hammer in the average household always had to be an all-rounder, which means stable enough for every purpose and thus with uncaputable metal head.
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A table (and chairs).
Besen(stiel)
Meat
Cooking spoons or quirl
tablespoons. For centuries/thousands a standard tool in every kitchen.
A lighter, maybe?
N Brew irons
The noodle. KA why it’s marble nowadays.