You want, you lose.

[Anonymous No.5669254]

Hand Crank Edition

[Anonymous No.5669257]

>>5669254

[Anonymous No.5669259]

>>5669257

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>>5669259

[Anonymous No.5669271]

>>5669267

[Anonymous No.5669275]

>>5669271

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>>5669275

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>>5669279

[Anonymous No.5669288]

>>5669284

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[Anonymous No.5669300]

>>5669295
Ha

[Anonymous No.5669301]

>>5669300

[Anonymous No.5669303]

>>5669301

[Anonymous No.5669307]

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[Anonymous No.5669313]

>>5669307

[Anonymous No.5669316]

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[Anonymous No.5669425]

I want all of these.

does anyone have a picture of a crank pepper grinder?

[Anonymous No.5669467]

>>5669425
Yeah just a second

[Anonymous No.5669468]

>>5669425
>>5669467
ok found it

[Anonymous No.5669499]

>>5669425
peppercorn grinder?

[Anonymous No.5669504]

>>5669316
Why

[Anonymous No.5669508]

Coffee grinder. My grandmother used one just like this.

[Anonymous No.5669520]

>>5669504
It is a corn mill. You mill grains with it to make flours. That's a terrible photo though. I mean photoshopped popcorn in the hopper with photoshopped some weird"flour" from something else in the bowl? lol

I actually own one of those things. It is pretty awesome for a low range cost grinder. I use mine for corn and dry beans.

www.youtube.com/watch?&v=n3CkpfhoRi8

[Anonymous No.5669546]

>>5669271
i've already got one of these, tho

[Anonymous No.5669581]

>>5669499
Wowwww!

[Anonymous No.5670763]

>>5669254
what happened to you poor bastards that you turned your back on technology

[Anonymous No.5670765]

>>5669508

lol, you can get those for like, 11 bucks brand new. they are the worst, cheapest pieces of shit.

[Anonymous No.5670776]

>>5669259
>tfw I have one of those from inheritance
>tfw 1950/60's tier quality
Thanks gramgram

[Anonymous No.5670779]

>>5669254
>lost
Want it, and I don't even know what it is

[Anonymous No.5670829]

>>5670779
butter churner

[Anonymous No.5670835]

>>5670763
>implying this isn't technology

What's a matter? Can't fit it into your iShit?

>>5670779
That's a butter churner. You make butter with it. That one is probably worth over $50 to over $100.

[Anonymous No.5670839]

>>5670779
Put a couple of marbles in a 2 liter pop bottle with whipping cream in in it. Shake. Stop shaking when you have butter. Less elegant, but it works.

[Anonymous No.5670845]

>>5670839
best way is to just put cream in a mixed and beat it til the emulsion breaks and you have butter and buttermilk

[Anonymouse No.5671211]

>>5670839
>>5670845
when i was a kid my mom would just give us a jar with cream in it. I think it was more about tiring us out than making butter. must have looked like the coolest jerk this side of the shakeweight.

[Anonymous No.5671239]

>>5670763
>not being a luddite

[Anonymous No.5671954]

>>5669288
My great aunt had that exact one.

[Anonymous No.5671959]

>>5669468
go back to /gif/ faggot we help each other out here.

[Anonymouse No.5671970]

>>5671959
sorry.
>>5669425
sorry, anon

[Anonymous No.5672309]

>>5670839
Can't do that with whipping cream. It will just make whipping cream, because it has loads of emulsifiers in it. You need to use heavy cream and it has to be the kind that does not have emulsifiers in it that prevent butter coagulation.

>tfw there's no brands of heavy cream here anymore I can make butter with
>tfw I have a source of raw milk now

>>5671211
If you use the twist motion instead of the shake motion you can make butter inside of 45 seconds tops. Twisting motions rotate the jar around the center mass, making it much easier than moving the entire mass up and down or side-to-side. If you buy a butter churner, the kind that has the tumbler you spin is the easiest and fastest over the crank paddle and the plunger styles.

[Anonymous No.5672318]

>>5669508
I have one of these in my house. It's just a decorative piece though. Truthfully they fucking suck as grinders.

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[Anonymous No.5672651]

>>5670829
That's awesome, I want it even more now

[Anonymous No.5672658]

>>5669254

[Anonymous No.5672689]

>>5670845

Somebody once told that they put the cream in a blender to make their butter.

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[Anonymous No.5672699]

>>5672694
imagine cleaning out sweet old grandma's attic and finding this

[Anonymous No.5672711]

>>5669259
http://www.cottagecraftworks.com/food-processor-hand-crank-conversion-kitchen-aid-mixer-p-1290.html

>$410.00

[Anonymous No.5672725]

>>5672694
>hand crank kitchen stuff thread
>posts steam powered dildo

[Anonymous No.5672738]

>>5669508

[OP No.5672807]

>>5672689
But that's bullshit. If you put it in a blender it will just emulsify even more. A mixer with whip, on the other hand, will work wonders.

[Anonymous No.5672814]

>>5672807
It works, but it only makes butter right around the blades and prevents further butter making because it sticks to the immediate walls.

[Anonymous No.5672896]

>>5672725

You're right. That is clearly an appliance for the front porch.

[Anonymous No.5672935]

Berkel 330M, soooo expensive.


Stereotypical Italian deli bonus:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7K4FcqErePo

[Anonymous No.5672947]

>>5669271
I have one of those. Hand-cranked meat grinders suck balls.

[Anonymous No.5673361]

>>5672935
>it slides the meat into the blades by itself as you crank.

Lost.

[Anonymous No.5673393]

>>5672935
>Berkel 330M, soooo expensive

Shit, you weren't fucking lying

[Anonymous No.5673401]

>>5669275
Isn't that just a fancy food mill?

[Anonymous No.5673473]

>>5672935

For $8000 you should be able to make prosciutto paper with that thing

[Anonymous No.5673526]

>>5672694
>phylis schlafly

[Anonymous No.5673536]

>>5673401
No, a Squeezo separates seeds and skins; it squeeses out juices, but can also do food mill applications like puree cooked pumpkin. A food mill is intended to smash and extrude soft foods, not separate them. A food mill is closer to a potato ricer.

You can also do massive batches of stuff with a Squeezo. Here's mine in use making 5 gallons of raspberry and blackberry juice for use in wine and jellies..

[Anonymous No.5673554]

>>5673536
>A food mill is intended to smash and extrude soft foods, not separate them. A food mill is closer to a potato ricer.
No, if you have a decent quality food mill it will take out the skins and seeds from strawberries, raspberries, tomatoes, etc.

[Anonymous No.5673562]

>>5673536
What is this magical thing? Is squeezo a brand name or the name of this type of contraption?

[Anonymous No.5673584]

>>5673554
It will, but that is not really its intended use. Most food mills just grind that stuff through. I've owned several. If you get one, I suggest one that has changeable hole sizes.

>>5673562
Yes, Squeezo is the brand name. "Squeezo Strainer". There's a cheaper knock off called "Victorio Food Strainer" that is mostly plastic including the auger. The Squeezo only has two gaskets that need replacing once ever.....30 years or so; the rest of it is metal. My aunt is on her 3rd Victoria Food Strainer after the other two have consistently broken.

If you get a Squeezo, get all screen sizes, though they are expensive. You'll be able to make anything then from juices to applesauce and pumpkin puree.

[Anonymous No.5673599]

>>5673584
But what exactly is it? I mean mechanically speaking, what happens to the food as you turn the crank?

[Anonymous No.5673647]

>>5673599
Can you really not tell from those images?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjhymV4CpR0

[Anonymous No.5674443]

>>5672323
That has to be French.

[Anonymous No.5675410]

Never knew there was such a variety of crank appliances --- neat thread!

[Anonymous No.5675672]

>>5675410
There are hand crank dish washers and clothes washers too.

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[Anonymous No.5676164]

>>5675699
Oh, I have one of these Mouli graters too.

[Anonymous No.5676206]

poor fag here

when I want some Jack in the Box food, I just open a can of quid store re-fried beans and crank this whilst I eat them

feels good mate

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[Anonymous No.5676351]

>>5676323
wheres the hand crank

[Anonymous No.5676356]

>>5676351
He's pedaling it under the table.

[Anonymous No.5677678]

>>5669300
Whats this thing do?

[Anonymous No.5677821]

>>5677678
It is a hand crank deli-style slicer. Like for cheeses and meats.

[Anonymous No.5678536]

I don't want this one, I already have it.

[Anonymous No.5678554]

Does this count? It's a bread cutter. I have a blue one.

[Anonymous No.5678559]

>>5678536
I have one, but it needs a new crank.