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A spoon is a utensil with a shallow bowl at the end of a handle, used primarily for eating by transferring food to the mouth, as well as for measuring, mixing, stirring, and serving food during preparation. Spoons are an important piece of cutlery found in place settings and are typically made from metal such as stainless steel or silver.
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Vinony's link graph records 204 inbound references to 숟가락, and connects out to apostle spoon, Germany and Finland.
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