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Cooking & Baking

Blue_In_AK

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9. Well, I haven't posted here in a few years,

Reply to sinkingfeeling (Original post)

Tue Jul 2, 2019, 10:26 PM

Jul 2019

but SHRED brought this thread to my attention. I use my ulu all the time for chopping nuts, garlic, ginger, and herbs. It’s a great tool. Native Alaskans were/are very resourceful, and this was a very useful invention.

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Anybody regularly use an ulu? I bought one in Anchorage and it [View all] sinkingfeeling Jul 2019 OP

I think you spelled it backwards True Dough Jul 2019 #1

Funny! n/t customerserviceguy Jul 2019 #3

I'm a palindrome fanatic True Dough Jul 2019 #4

You mean like Sarah? n/t customerserviceguy Jul 2019 #5

Now we're dragging politics into the Cooking & Baking Group True Dough Jul 2019 #6

OK, glad you steered us back on topic! n/t customerserviceguy Jul 2019 #7

For what it's worth, Blue_In_AK Jul 2019 #10

Well, I'm honored we could lure you back, even momentarily! True Dough Jul 2019 #11

Yes, we have two large ones going on right now, Blue_In_AK Jul 2019 #13

I can't say I use it regularly because I don't cook much, The Velveteen Ocelot Jul 2019 #2

I have one, but didn't know that was what it was called csziggy Jul 2019 #8

Well, I haven't posted here in a few years, Blue_In_AK Jul 2019 #9

I have one and use it for chopping and flaying picnic hams and the like. flamin lib Jul 2019 #12