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egg spoon

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noun

  1. a small spoon for eating a boiled egg

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If an egg spoon or a bespoke butter pot is the thing that brings joy to the daily slog, so be it.

From Salon

If an egg spoon or a bespoke butter pot is the thing that brings joy to the daily slog, so be it.

From Salon

Initially, I waved off such a thing as a frivolous waste of counter space, much in the way some rolled their eyes at Alice Waters' hand-forged $250 egg spoon — which she first showcased to the world in a 2009 episode of "60 Minutes" — dismissing it as more than a little bit twee.

From Salon

So what you do first of all, you grill portabella mushrooms and they become the vessel for your egg, then there's a really cool tool called an egg spoon.

From Salon

Some individual utensils are standouts, too, like the 1879 unicorn-head egg spoon, the 19th-century souvenir teaspoon topped by a silver whaling ship and the 1893 bonbon spoon accented with enamel the colors of peacock feathers.

From New York Times