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Does anyone use this? I'm surprised in my multi-cultural familial exposure, I'm not aware of any aunts/uncles using this in cooking, or cousins finding one in
by lbotos 2y ago
Does anyone use this?
I'm surprised in my multi-cultural familial exposure, I'm not aware of any aunts/uncles using this in cooking, or cousins finding one in a drawer.
- brabarossa 2y agoYep, used a stainless steel one. Works great. I'm from Russia.
- ioblomov 2y agoJudging by the quoted patent dates, guessing it was most useful when mothers were still cooking for large families (and so had multiple pans/pots going on).
- brabarossa 2y agoIt's still useful if buying raw milk is cheaper then getting pasteurized one from the store.
- jamiek88 2y agoNowhere in the developed world is that true though. Economy of scale forbids it.
- Johnny555 2y agoUnless you happen to be a dairy farmer -- when I was a kid and we went to my grandfather's farm, he'd draw a pitcher of milk right from the holding tank and put it in the 'fridge for drinking. I'm not old enough to remember drinking it, but my older sister said it tasted better than store bought.
- BenjiWiebe 2y agoI live on a dairy. We sell raw milk self-serve (bring your own container too) for $3/gallon. Kansas.