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I'm an Aussie and we call the metal grippers you take a pot/billy off heat with "Paddy's Fingers."
I had always thought this was a tongue-in-cheek dig at the Irish as only an Irishman/woman would be silly enough to pick the pot straight up off the fire (apologies to my Irish friends!), but my mother recently told me it was in reference to a local gear maker Paddy Pallin. Are they called this outside SE Australia?
What do YOU call them and where did you learn it?!?
BortEdwards

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09-29-2020
08:04 AM
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... Ummm... People who don't inhale?
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10-01-2020
10:01 PM
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"the little thingee to get the pot off the stove?"
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10-02-2020
06:07 AM
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You're dangerous.
I was under the impression that the "tripping" we are talking about around here involves physical activity...? 😉
BortEdwards

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10-02-2020
12:07 PM
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It is semantics, but not pot "holders," pot "grippers."
aka "Boonerelli"
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10-02-2020
07:03 AM