Looks like a plunger to meDissie wrote:What would one use these things to make?
Who knows what this is?
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Kchurchill5
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Re: Who knows what this is?
Nut roaster was my guess, but; I really don't know.
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Kchurchill5
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Re: Who knows what this is?
LOL, Mine is about 4x12"Dissie wrote:Yup Bea! Can you imagine dragging this out to cut up some potatoes or cucumbers?
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Kchurchill5
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Re: Who knows what this is?
My friends and I use aQueenBea wrote:Looks like a plunger to meDissie wrote:What would one use these things to make?
1. Food processor
2. 2x4, cleaned
3. 5 gallon bucket
4. Box of kosher salt
Equals - sauerkraut!
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Re: Who knows what this is?
For someone who doesn't use many gadgets ... Egg poacher?Dissie wrote:This one is probably too easy. But it is an interesting looking thing still used today.
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Re: Who knows what this is?
Or some kind of baking muffin tin. Remember, I hate baking.
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Bea you are so right, it does look like a modern plunger! LOL at the time of people using this, they were still using out houses!QueenBea wrote:Looks like a plunger to meDissie wrote:What would one use these things to make?
Re: Who knows what this is?
Living in MN, this is a very common item for me. I see them in thrift stores. It is Scandanavian in origin. We have lots of swedes and norwegians here in MN.Kchurchill5 wrote:Or some kind of baking muffin tin. Remember, I hate baking.
I thought was too easy, guess I took it for granted...