What Is a Lazy Susan Turntable?
A Lazy Susan is a spinning disk that sits on a flat surface, like a tabletop, counter or cupboard shelf. Because it rotates 360 degrees, the contents can be seen and reached easily. And that means no more rummaging through cabinets for the Worcestershire sauce in the back corner, or asking your fellow diner to pass the salt. A Lazy Susan also works well for organizing a craft room or workshop.
If you’re wondering who came up with the idea for the Lazy Susan, it’s believed rotating tables were used in China as far back as the 13th century. Although historians are unsure where the name Lazy Susan came from, we assume the lackadaisical adjective evolved because the spinning disk lets you grab whatever you want without getting up or extend your reach.
If you’re interested in buying one of these handy pirouetting plates for your home, check out our picks for the best Lazy Susans.
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Toni DeBella