Other than cook, what can you use a wooden spoon for?

Question

The more creative the better

Answer 1

a tiny paddle

a drum stick

lots of them for a crazy fly screen or wind chime?

as a pokey stick (as in an item with which to poke someone)

a conductors baton

semaphore flags

some sort of ceral eating game?

pooh sticks!

oh the list could go on but I wanna go home

Answer 2

If you take two wooden spoons, saw the 'spoon' end off the handle, then re-affix with small hinges, they can be worn as 'total-block' sunglasses.

Other possible uses:

Micro-surgery

Cleaning up nuclear waste spillages

Fly swatter

Bed warmer (with hot coals)

Memo board

Snow shoes (and, therefore, tennis rackets)

And finally, racing bike saddles.

Answer 3

smakcing somone in the head

stirring paint

using as a back scratcher

mixing drinks

light it on fire and use as a torch

use the long handle for female sexual pleasure...

Have sword fights with them

whittle them down to make something smaller

use it as a pretend microphone when singing a song

get a small bouncy ball in a small room with hardwood floors and use the spoon as a bat against the ball

if you can find some cheap ones let kids decorate/paint them for an art project

paint it to look like a small guitar so you no longer have to use an air guitar

whatever else you can think of

Answer 4

I love wooden spoons!

Answer 5

I use the handle of mine to push the cork in on a bottle of wine when I cant fine the cork screw. I was visiting my daughter a while back when she had some friends in for drinks and there was a panic when the cork screw broke but mother to the rescue again with the wooden spoon.

Answer 6

I use them for all sorts of crafting applications ~ mixing paint, paper mache paste, plaster or paris etc. They make wonderful wind chimes and can also be used for making mobiles.

They are ideal for cleaning out drains, vacuum cleaner tubes, and sprinklers.

My kids used to use them to bang on pots & pans for kitchen concerts. We've got a garbage can band locally, that uses wooden spoons to create music on street signs, ladders, and plastic & metal trash cans.

Answer 7

Disciplining your children. I used to get the wooden spoon a lot when I was younger.

Answer 8

My great grandma had huge wooden spoon and a fork hanging on her wall in the kitchen. I never understood why

Answer 9

As long as it's an old spoon, use it for stirring dye in a bucket when you're dying clothes.
You can also use the handle to make holes in the soil when planting young plants.

Answer 10

making wooden spoon people, have you never seen the children program Button Moon