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This pair is the quintessential tool for the “tweezer food” you'll find in Michelin-starred restaurants and on "The Bear."
I'm a Chef Who Never Used to Use Kitchen Tweezers — Now I Own These 3 Pairs Food & Wine’s Editorial Guidelines 2024
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Former high end catering chef of 20 years here. I hate tweezer food. I never want to see micro greens ever again.
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Given how “tweezer food” has become something of a gastronomic punch line, I’ve been shocked by how I’ve come to rely on a pair of pointed cooking tweezers ($24), for turning small things in a hot pan or fishing out the bouquet garni from a pot of soup, or click-clacking together happily for no reason at all.
A Holiday Gift Guide: Tools, Treats, and Trifles for Food Lovers Helen Rosner 2025
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