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Posted 4 months ago
garrybeair
(7 items)
My wife purchased an old bakery about fifteen years ago,and this was one of many items left behind in the estate.It still works,but there is little interest in it.So i cleaned up about thirty years of old flour off of it,cleaned up the rollers ,and repainted the white parts.looks cool and is built heavy duty.From what i can find it was manufactured in the early nineteen fifties.I just could not bring myself to scrap it,as i used to go to this bakery with my dad on saturday mornings.This baker made the best pasteries i think i have ever eaten.
Rolling PinsRolling pins are perhaps the earliest known kitchen baking utensils, docume…