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cal thelen
06-14-2021, 3:37 PM
I tried searching the forum but did not really find anything. What do you use as a finish on your muddlers
Richard Dooling
06-14-2021, 3:49 PM
I have used salad bowl finish, walnut oil and a cutting board wax oil mix. All seem to work well but need to be occasionally renewed. Mineral oil works in a pinch. I think the main thing is to not use a finish the builds a hard surface that would crack or delaminate.
Bob Flexner claims that all finishes are food safe once they have fully cured but I find it's easier to tell the recipient that I've used a food safe finish rather than needing to cite his book.
https://www.popularwoodworking.com/finishing/cutting-boards-the-best-finish/
Wally Wenzel
06-16-2021, 10:25 AM
OK,what is a muddler?
Wally
David Walser
06-16-2021, 12:13 PM
OK,what is a muddler?
It's basically a wooden dowel used to crush or mix. Often the 'working end' of the muddler will be larger, or have a mushroom shape. You'll see them used frequently to crush mint when making a mint julep or similar mixed drink. However, they're also used for gently mixing things on the stove, such as oatmeal or a stew. The advantage of a muddler over a spoon is it is less likely to cause a spill.
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