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Latest comment: 20 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I nominated this article for deletion (or merge into Spoon), a process that resulted in a solid vote to keep the article. My primary objections to this article as it stands now are that the content is largely about absinthe rather than the utensil itself, and that I don't believe there will ever be enough content to make this more than a stub. I'm leaving this just as a suggestion for future editors - such points as the slotted spoon's history or other modern uses would be great points for expansion. | Klaw¡digame!20:12, 17 December 2005 (UTC)Reply
What is Needed to Complete This Article
This article is a stub-class article because it was nominated for deletion in 2005. It is only two paragraphs long. The article lacks information to make it a complete article.
The slotted spoon was traditionally used to make absinthe and mostly used for cooking.
The changes below could make the Slotted Spoon page a complete Wiki article.
Essentially, adding:
• History
o origins
o inventor
• Modern Uses
o Add “Slotted Spoons Across the World” link
o How it’s made
o Different types
slots
functionality
decorative
sizes
ladle variations
• Translations, other names in other countries or regions
• First external link is broken- fix or delete
• Linked to the spoon wiki page