What’s in your kitchen drawer?

Have you seen Michael MacIntrye's 'Man Drawer' sketch?

If only I was 'techie' enough to link - I know it is on youtube
It is very funny

The crap drawer drawer for other useful items is in the utility room; batteries, gardening gloves (clean ones), some seeds, chargers, bags for food waste bin, candles etc etc

hildajenni I think mine are in the same order as yours - except that I have tinfoil, clingfilm etc in the bottom drawer.

Where does everyone else keep their tinfoil etc?

I wish I had 15+ drawers, only 2 in my new kitchen, 3 in the old one.

Also forgot tin opener, pastry cutters and wee sample bottles (unused!), oh, and one of those gadgets that grips bottle and jar tops to open them.

All of the above. When we moved a couple of years ago, the young man from the removal company just tipped the whole lot into a box and labelled it kitchen crap drawer. Most perceptive

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This page isn't long enough to list the contents of my drawer ! I only have the one shallow one plus 2 pan drawers in my tiny kitchen. The knives, forks and spoons are in an upright tub on the window sill and I have an overflow container plus hooks on the wall for long tools, sugar thermometer, pizza scissors and 3 sizes of ice cream scoop for baking. Some of the items date back to my mother's day, like the crinkle veg cutter. Believe it or not I can lay my hand to anything immediately.

My drawers consists of, from the top down;
Cutlery
Serving spoons, forks rolling pin and baking utensils.
Tea towels, table cloths
Recipe books. (Seldom used these days).

I have another slim drawer under a display cabinet for my fancy glasses and posh mugs. It holds batteries, odd things I don't have a use for, along with take away menus and other small bits of household detritus.

Eglantine I love Terry Pratchett's small gods.

This was what my mother calls the "toot" drawer.

You usually find rubber bands, various other fastening gadgets, pencils, crayons and bits of chalk and those little plastic sachets of liquid or powder that you get with cut flowers.

In mine, I have toothpicks, labels for the freezer, plus various odd screws, nuts and bolts and broken off handles and hooks; I don't know where any of them belong.

But even reading these lists makes me want to go and tidy out my drawers - and thoroughly wash my hands!

I think this thread proves that 'stuff' expands to fill the drawers available!

I have four drawers in kitchen, two very small so I like starbird use baskets too

I have only three small drawers in the kitchen - one for cutlery but large things and wooden spoons go in a pot, one has foil, clingfilm, bin bags and a few things like pizza cutter, potato perler, can opener, and third is for junk like instruction books, sellotape, batteries, scissors etc.
I had to buy small baskets for things like tea towels, cleaning cloths and other junk, to make up for lack of drawer space.

I know what they don’t have, and that’s the Christmas Tree biscuit cutter I bought last year! The star, holly leaf and snowman cutters are there but the tree? Vanished without trace

Please come and organise mine, Harrigran.
Clockwork dentures? Hmm

Most of the above, plus the wallpaper I line them with, cat's flea stuff that I only remember when it's out of date, Christmas cracker goodies that just might come in handy for something, used stamps, sticky labels, fuse wire because we may of course have to go back to the old boxes one day , fuses (but never the right one), chopsticks and kebab skewers, old books of matches that never strike, unmatched baby cutlery, rusty twist ties, a couple of needles stuck in a cork, spare toothbrush, instructions for how to reset the oven and microwave clocks, fruit knives inherited from my DGM, some weird instrument that I think might be for finishing off creme brulee, and an oversized carving set in case we ever fancy a suckling pig for tea. We've only got three drawers.....

Oh, I forgot the tall cupboard in the utility room used for storing 'dry' goods - that has 7 drawers!

Well, two big drawers, one has pans, frying pans. graters, scales and a trivet, one with all the bits for my kenwood, roasting tins of varying sizes and baking trays of varying sizes.

Cutlery drawer
Knife and scissors drawer
Drawer for other stuff - measuring spoons, whisks, servers, egg topper and timer and spatula type things.
Drawer with foil, film, greaseproof paper and baking parchment and some of those liner type things.
Tea towel drawer
Towel drawer
Drawer with table mats and serviettes
Drawer with doilies, cup cake cases, cake tin liners paper napkins.
Drawer with aprons, oven gloves, pvc table cover
Children's craft drawer.
Drawer with unused but possibly eventually useful things - potato masher, serviette rings, knife steel etc, etc
Drawer with freezer bag clips, bottle stoppers, thingy for opening ring pulls and a thingy for opening jars.

But, I suspect you are asking about THE drawer - that contains chalk, drawing pins, blue tack, bits of string, a pot for £1 coins, bobbles, a screwdriver and anything else that needs a home!!

Um, everything except the kitchen sink? (sorry)

Any Terry Pratchett fans who remember Anoia, the Godess of things that get stuck in drawers?

If I include the pull out cupboard thingie I have 20 drawers
Never thought to count them before.

it depends, I have pull out drawers in a big cupboard for tins etc
but there are never enough drawers, although 15 sounds nearly enough!

Nice worktop Maw
and what I can see of the drawer front looks nice
And I like the floor

I just need a new kitchen then I can clear out all my junk.

Goodness I've got 15 drawers,holding T-towels ,cutlery,baking cutters and icing equipment,cutting boards,spices,flavourings and stock cubes etc,jars of mustard,jelly and tomato puree,my hand held mixer and rolling pin.and a drawer for mail thats to be dealt with ..oh my GC's sweetie drawer and a drawer with cat food pouches.Medicines are kept in a cabinet in the loo ,I like drawers ,,easy to see whats in them instead of rummaging through cupboards

As they say in France
Sans paroles

Forgot rolling pin and string!