| EGGWHISK | Kitchen utensil for beating (3-5) |
| WHISK | Kitchen utensil for beating eggs or cream (5) |
| EGGBEATER | A kitchen utensil for beating eggs, whipping cream etc (9) |
| EGGSLICE | Kitchen utensil for lifting a frittata or omelette (3,5) |
| COLANDER | Kitchen utensil for straining |
| BAPNHAER | Tool used for beating metal |
| PROHIBIT | For beating holds swinging bar (8) |
| TONGS | Kitchen utensil for gripping grilled/fried food or for serving salad, ice, spaghetti etc (5) |
| DICER | Kitchen utensil for cutting vegetables (5) |
| BASIN | Kitchen utensil for bachelors at home (5) |
| TINOPENER | Kitchen utensil for cans (3-6) |
| CANOPENER | Kitchen utensil for cutting into tins (3-6) |
| CHIPPAN | Kitchen utensil for deep-frying (4,3) |
| CORER | Kitchen utensil for apples etc (5) |
| LID | Kitchen utensil for covering a pan (3) |
| ROLLINGPIN | Kitchen utensil for flattening pastry, fondant icing and biscuit dough (7,3) |
| SLICE | Kitchen utensil for flipping a fish in a pan or lifting a piece of cake (5) |
| MOULD | Art dealer who presents the series Fake or Fortune? with Fiona Bruce; or, a kitchen utensil for shaping jelly, blancmange and other puddings (5) |
| GARLICPRESS | A kitchen utensil for crushing cloves of a pungent-tasting bulb (6,5) |
| MASHER | Kitchen utensil for an attractive girl, but no saint(6) |
