salad server

Toss the mixture gently using two large wooden spoons or salad servers.

Tongs and salad servers have clever hand-shaped ends for gripping the food.

Salad servers hold vinegar and oil in their handles, and spoons dispense tea or aspirin.

My publishers gave me these fish-tail salad servers (pictured) when Tiddler came out, and I use them all the time.

Italian horn salad servers, $150.

Flower-shape salad servers are $7.50.

Norovirus is contracted by touching surfaces such as stair rails, lift buttons and salad servers which have been infected by a previous user.

I took the bus from the hotel (free) and went to the big market where I found fabric, jewelry, wooden bowls and salad servers, table cloths and so much more.

Silver salad servers from Cambodia are $68 each from Lao Lao Handmade, 149 Avenue C (Ninth Street) or (212) 979-1855.

- at the X-rated coffee-table book by the photographer Terry Richardson on display in the front room and confused by the lack of hostess suggestions (a pair of $800 silver salad servers notwithstanding).

To the Editor: Recent letters about Czechoslovakia reminded me that during a visit to Prague two years ago, I purchased eight 7 1/2-inch plates and a two-piece salad server, which I paid for with a credit card.

I Map This huge interior-design store is a hit with cashed-up urbanites who seem to spend entire weekends here matching up fabrics and weighing up the pros and cons of Nigella Lawson salad servers for the kitchen.

Sterling silver and silverplate place settings in still-current antique and more recent patterns are available within the 25 percent discounts, plus individual cheese planes and cakeknives; spaghetti, lasagna or salad servers; or soup ladles and tongs.

(800)243-2115 www.harborsweets.com SEA SALAD SERVERS - Asiaphile's hand-lacquered resin salad servers are reminiscent of coral and bring a splash of fun to any bowl.

A nostalgic wall of them in the show includes more than a hundred items: pitchers and carafes accented by cork, teak and braided wicker, ice buckets, bowls, plates, salad servers and more that were wont to frequent the buffets of suburban homes pre-and post-World War II.