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Since I know what that is, I'll let the others have a go at it. ;)

Edit: But I see that Bergy already identified it. Hard to play when I only drop in once in a while during the day.

By golly, I would post a photo for sure if I: 1. Had any. My "vintage" kitchen things are all late 20th century. 2. Could post a photo. I still have trouble with clip art. 3. Could be here during the day to tend to answers. This is my usual time of day to visit Zazz and the roosters are hardly up. S...

What a great question, Karin. All these ideas in one thread! One more -- for future use and adaptation: http://www.recipezazz.com/recipe/easy-classic-salad-skewers-9369 I'm in love with the variations that Kim adds to her basic recipes, and I plan to use a version of this at our 4th of July cookout....

Wonder of wonders.

I signed up for the newsletter as soon as I saw it posted on Zazz, a long long time ago, but so far I have only received one. Today I got a second newsletter.

Hope everyone who has signed up did.

We could apply it to Dissie's hand and squeeze gently to see if she squeals and gives up and gives us another clue or the answer. What say you Deepster and Bergy?

Nope, not for pasta. Not a food press either. Not a food press, but food related? Hmmmmm. I agree that the two parts look like they hinge together, but for what? Could be we use it to squeeze water from a sponge? :lol: To compress shaved ice into more solid pieces? (Although the simple solution is ...

Yup Bergy! This little metal machine is a cherry stoner, circa 1870 The whole cherries go into the funnel at the top; turn the crank, and the blade slices them up and moves the split cherries out the spout into a bowl, and the pits get dropped underneath. Way to go, Bergy. It took a while, but you ...

All I can say is . . . and and

Surely someone else is watching us scratch our heads. Come on Zazzies, help!

All I can think of is a fruit juicer, but that seems like overkill with the size of it. Over to you Bergy . . . . .

If Bergy's not right, Dissie, we need a clue, please.