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- Flour Sifter, circa 1870 - Nineteenth-century American homemakers sifted flour to remove leftover grain and clumps of flour. By the end of the century, however, America grain mills incorporated sifting into production procedures, and consumers could use flour straight from the mill.
- circa 1870
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Flour Sifter, circa 1870
Nineteenth-century American homemakers sifted flour to remove leftover grain and clumps of flour. By the end of the century, however, America grain mills incorporated sifting into production procedures, and consumers could use flour straight from the mill.
- Meat Grinder, 1859-1865 - By the mid-1800s, Americans could use grinders instead of mincing knives to cut, chop, and prepare meat for cooking. Grinders like this one saved time and made food processing more efficient.
- 1859-1865
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Meat Grinder, 1859-1865
By the mid-1800s, Americans could use grinders instead of mincing knives to cut, chop, and prepare meat for cooking. Grinders like this one saved time and made food processing more efficient.
- Meat Grinder, 1775-1875 - By the mid-1800s, Americans could use grinders instead of mincing knives to cut, chop, and prepare meat for cooking. Grinders like this one saved time and made food processing more efficient.
- 1775-1875
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Meat Grinder, 1775-1875
By the mid-1800s, Americans could use grinders instead of mincing knives to cut, chop, and prepare meat for cooking. Grinders like this one saved time and made food processing more efficient.
- Apple Parer, 1800-1850 - Lots of new labor-saving kitchen gadgets appeared on the market during the late 19th century. This mechanical apple parer made quick work of the task. All the user had to do was place the apple on the prong, turn the crank -- then let the blade arm do the rest of the work.
- 1800-1850
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Apple Parer, 1800-1850
Lots of new labor-saving kitchen gadgets appeared on the market during the late 19th century. This mechanical apple parer made quick work of the task. All the user had to do was place the apple on the prong, turn the crank -- then let the blade arm do the rest of the work.
- Apple Parer, 1800-1860 - Lots of new labor-saving kitchen gadgets appeared on the market during the late 19th century. This mechanical apple parer made quick work of the task. All the user had to do was place the apple on the prong, turn the crank -- then let the blade arm do the rest of the work.
- 1800-1860
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Apple Parer, 1800-1860
Lots of new labor-saving kitchen gadgets appeared on the market during the late 19th century. This mechanical apple parer made quick work of the task. All the user had to do was place the apple on the prong, turn the crank -- then let the blade arm do the rest of the work.
- Box from Food Press -
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Box from Food Press
- Sausage Stuffer, 1800-1850 - For centuries, American housemakers have preserved surplus meat products by turning them into sausage. Adding spices improved the taste of sausage, and kitchen tools like sausage stuffers improved the production process.
- 1800-1850
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Sausage Stuffer, 1800-1850
For centuries, American housemakers have preserved surplus meat products by turning them into sausage. Adding spices improved the taste of sausage, and kitchen tools like sausage stuffers improved the production process.
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Press
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Press
- Sausage Stuffer, 1850-1900 - For centuries, American housemakers have preserved surplus meat products by turning them into sausage. Adding spices improved the taste of sausage, and kitchen tools like sausage stuffers improved the production process.
- 1850-1900
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Sausage Stuffer, 1850-1900
For centuries, American housemakers have preserved surplus meat products by turning them into sausage. Adding spices improved the taste of sausage, and kitchen tools like sausage stuffers improved the production process.