Kitchen gadget, its use is elusive, and it's not telling

Bunnies are about a foot long and for the most part eat grass. They are pretty tame as I can get within 10 feet of them before they move a few feet away.

Jerry

 

They are temptingly tame. Make you think you can catch them, but you can't. At least I can't. Mine is an adolescent, about 7" long. Growing rapidly with all the good eats.

 

I have the same one and I use it to make french fries..!!

 

You must be meaning the basket and not the bunny.

 

A bunny that makes french fries??

Jerry

 

When this popped back up... I just knew someone had the definitive "what it is" answer.
Oh well... back to either a fryer for fries... or a bunny boiler.

 

I still don't know what this kitchen gadget is, but I showed a picture to my hens, and they got really, really agitated. The ladies think it may have something to do with poaching chicken for chicken salad, and they want it BANNED!

 

I think Barb had the correct identification; it looks like a basket for use in a deep-fryer..

 

I myself like the idea of chocolate fries....

 

Well, I do not know what it is really for but you could cut your spuds and place them into the basket...then lower it into boiling water.

or...after washing and cutting your lettuce, you could pack the shredded lettuce into the basket and just sling it around to get the excess water off.

Man, this item has possibilities.

 

Or, one could line the inside of it with moss or some such stuff and put plants in it...hanging plant basket? :O)

 

Would make a good topiary.

 

I'm with Bunkie~ it would make a cute little planter basket

But then, I am ALWAYS on the lookout for cool and unusual planters :-o

 

I like our free-wheeling imaginations! I bet other websites don't have as much fun as we!