genek
12-04-2013, 11:42 PM
I have been making crudities all evening. I need around 100 for the show Saturday. By the way for the shop botters in Kentucky, WVA. Virginia and Tenn. That is just a fancy word for Hillbilly chop sticks, that you use to pick up Your hors d'oeuvres with and place on your plate. , (cheese, sausage, finger food. )
I wanted to call them Hillbilly chop sticks, Tina wanted to call them Crudities,, well I have some customers that call them Crudities and some that call them Hillbilly chop sticks, and I have two listings in my catalog, looking at the sales both have sold almost the same amount. However Hillbilly chop sticks is a head by 3.....
was going to add some hummer in on this post, but not sure if it would have been appropriate ( no it is not what you pick up at porkies bar with your Pickup truck or no it is not the heifer that your boy friend used to date.) what do you think...lol
Crudities are very easy to make.. I use scrap .25 wood that is left over from other projects and scrap .25 walnut...by spliting the wood part way and removing one side they become spring loaded when you form the hinge.
I wanted to call them Hillbilly chop sticks, Tina wanted to call them Crudities,, well I have some customers that call them Crudities and some that call them Hillbilly chop sticks, and I have two listings in my catalog, looking at the sales both have sold almost the same amount. However Hillbilly chop sticks is a head by 3.....
was going to add some hummer in on this post, but not sure if it would have been appropriate ( no it is not what you pick up at porkies bar with your Pickup truck or no it is not the heifer that your boy friend used to date.) what do you think...lol
Crudities are very easy to make.. I use scrap .25 wood that is left over from other projects and scrap .25 walnut...by spliting the wood part way and removing one side they become spring loaded when you form the hinge.