Why there is a hole in wooden cook spoon?
Wooden spoons are much like any other spoons - there are different sizes, shapes and configurations for different purposes. Some spoons are solid, for general stirring purposes - anything from stirring a soup to melting chocolate. Some are slotted, which decreases the “drag”, allows liquid to flow through, but helps to stir and move larger, more solid pieces (meats, vegetables, etc.) Others have holes - some have multiple small holes, which work much like the slotted ones, but also can be useful to lift things out of a pot of liquid without having to drain the liquid, or fish out things like whole cloves of garlic, or bay leaves. The ones with just a large center hole are to give you multiple edges to stir/scrape with, while leaving the contents less disturbed. Wooden spoons also come in different shapes - squared ends, round but with 1 angled edge for getting into the very bottom ‘corners’ of pots, etc. My collection of spoons includes all of these, and I use them all!
Where is the cheapest country to visit?
Hi Quora, this is definitely my first answer.I’m not sure if this is the cheapest country to visit, but “Colombia” is pretty cheap, and I wish i could use testimony from people around the world that already visited or still staying here. I live in Santiago de Cali, which is the city i recommend as a starting point.As Mohammad Hassan Ghaed wrote about Iran, there are lots of misinformation about this city and country as well, but you can go to TripAdvisor or Booking.com and check prices and comments.*ALL PRICES IN US DOLLARS.From Cali:1. You can go through different climates in just an hour, from the heat of the city to the fresh of the mountains in the north part of the city or rivers in the south part. This particular reason is something every visitor talks about. Also you can visit beaches in about 2 hours (Buenaventura) and other cities around in 3 o 4 hours. Key places and towns: Pueblito pance and Pance river, Dapa, La Cumbre, Armenia, Salento, Pereira, etc.2. Important cheap stuff: food and hostels. Here we have all kinds of fruits, vegetables and meat at a low price. To give you an idea: 3 or 4 mangos for 1,5$, 8 plantains or potatoes for 1$ and meat about 2$ per pound, maybe 3$ for the best meat.Hostels can be as cheap as 35.000 pesos colombianos (if not less) a day, which is about 13$ for a nice room (you can check photos in tripadvisor, booking or colombianhostels pages) and food included if available (traditional preparations by the owner).Beer is 4$ for a Club Colombia Six pack, which is a nice beer.3. If you want to eat outside, prices range from 3$ for a traditional lunch up to 15$ or 20$ for a fancy dinner at a pricey restaurant or hotel. Surely there are more expensive food hehe.4. Flights are also cheap, and you can fly through the country for nice prices, if you’re lucky you can fly to the capital Bogota or Medellin (great city to visit) for 20$-30$, maybe 40$ if you’re not lucky enough.5. Transport: You can cross the city by taxi for 7$ or UBER service for a little less. You can also take public transport for 0.6$ which is about 1.600 pesos colombianos.6. Almost 100 country citizens can enter without visa.I could tell you a lot more about this place but i’m working right now :D. I just hope you check Colombia and my city Santiago de Cali, maybe you can come here one day.