Sepparate utensils into three groups. Prep and baking tools should be near the largest counter space. Cooking tools should be near the stove. Single use tools should be near the curb.
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This is all of the drawers in our kitchen.
Bench / pastry scraper next to the end grain cutting board on counter (that's how I clean it most often). Microplane and pizza cutter (Italian chef knife) get hung. Funnel covers a teacup protecting it's rare use from excess dust / atomized oils in the kitchen. Garlic press is a waste of money when you have knife skills. -Citrus juicer likewise (cut 1/3 slabs around the core using the geometry to make squeezing efficient).
Most of my drawers are junk drawers. IDK how I find anything
Looks good
I’m lucky that my drawer like this is actually inside a cutting board cupboard. The inconvenience helps give it purpose: awkward unnecessary crap we rarely use
In my house it’s a whole room instead of just a drawer.
You can at least make some compartments so it's not all jumbled together
But yes, I do have a couple of those drawers
Yeah, I've got that drawer
My mom has one of these, but we (my and my brother) don't live with her anymore. We (me and my gf) don't have one.
You might like a doom box: "didn't organise only moved". Put it in sight but make sure it's small enough that you can put it away when guests are over.
you have too much stuff. time to minimalize!
I have a knife drawer with 2/3 of these objects in it and a measuring tool drawer witj 1/3 of these items. My junk drawer contains literally nothing in this drawer.
Ah yes. The “nonsense drawer” as my youngest labeled it. It has stuck. In my parents family it was called the junk drawer.
just take the pizza cutter out
Yes. It's so common that it's been a well known joke in the UK for the last 16 years: The "Man" Drawer.
I have an entire spare dresser that has nothing but these drawers
I don't have this drawer. The ambiguous items just get a place assigned to them with their less ambiguous brethren. And some of these more three dimensional things I keep in a cabinet, like the funnels. I usually keep my scale out on the counter at all times because it's part of my coffee setup in addition to just baking/cooking
I have a large silverware drawer with a silverware tray. The area around the silverware tray is that drawer though
Yeah it's a thing. I've made wood box type things to separate the drawer out and try to keep it slightly organised.
Yes, all homes have this drawer. Only way to get rid of it is to move. Just leave it all behind.
I by myself only have a single drawer(don't need/have more) but for my parents this is devinetively true. They have one for metal pieces, one for plastic pieces and one for cutlery. The fourth drawer is for all the stuff that isn't really needed that often or simply to big to be put into one of the other drawers.