What utensil is used to dip flour?
You don't usually "dip" flour. Flour is typically dusted over something, like a rolling pin or your hands, or scooped into a bowl or measuring cup.
Perhaps you're thinking of scooping flour with a spoon or using a measuring cup to dip flour into a bowl.
Could you tell me more about what you are trying to do with the flour? That might help me understand what utensil you're looking for.
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