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  • Vegetables such as asparagus; larger pieces of vegetables; acorn squash halves (should use two forks to lift them.) Whether to use a serving spoon or fork? Serving spoons are for smaller vegetables such as peas; sliced carrots; mixed vegetables, etc. Forks are for larger vegetables mentioned above and you can also use two forks for corn on the cob if you wish or just use short handled tongs for any of the larger vegetables.
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