File:Gourds - calabash shape in spoons.jpg
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English: The original small gourd split in half to make two spoons is the origin for the very rounded spoon shapes in recycled scrap metal (L) and plastic (R), a still popular choice of spoon shape for eating soups and thin sauces. These three types of spoons either grown, locally-cast or manufactured in Senegal. |
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| Author | T.K. Naliaka |
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