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Fancy having a whole drawer! Us regular folks only have one drawer for all spoons and we have to pick around for the good ones. Or if you pick a bad one, you throw it into the sink instead of putting it back when you realize. It subsequently sits for a week and a half before getting thrown in the dishwasher. And is then returned cleaner than it was to the drawer as the last time it was returned it had come directly from the sink as you mistakenly thought it was clean. Now, given it is the spoon on top, you are gauranteed to repeat the process again. If only you had another drawer...