Traditional Mixer Grinder (70 years old)
By Abishek S K
@Lignitecityabishek96 (7119)
Cuddalore, India
6 responses
@RebeccasFarm (90474)
• Arvada, Colorado
30 Sep 21
I love it!!
It is so nice to still have it. Will you throw it or keep it?
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@RebeccasFarm (90474)
• Arvada, Colorado
30 Sep 21
@Lignitecityabishek96 Very good then
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@Lignitecityabishek96 (7119)
• Cuddalore, India
30 Sep 21
I had two. Donated one to someone. Only one remaining.
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@Lignitecityabishek96 (7119)
• Cuddalore, India
30 Sep 21
@RebeccasFarm It's sitting simply here in the corner. Planning to donate the remaining one too. At least someone will use it.
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@Nawsheen (28643)
• Mauritius
30 Sep 21
@Lignitecityabishek96 I agree. Instead of using the grinder my grandmother likes to grind her spices manually on what we call a grinding stone. The taste is unique especially when you are using this in a curry or to make pickles
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@Lignitecityabishek96 (7119)
• Cuddalore, India
30 Sep 21
Interesting! Here many families still uses these traditional method of cooking. We can feel the unique taste when prepared in traditional method.
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@Lignitecityabishek96 (7119)
• Cuddalore, India
13 Apr 21
Actually, we had two sets. One belongs to great grand mother era and another one belongs to grandmother era. We donated one to nearby poor. Still few people from villages are using this.
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@Lignitecityabishek96 (7119)
• Cuddalore, India
12 Apr 21
Yes you were right. Today we gifted this to someone.
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@Lignitecityabishek96 (7119)
• Cuddalore, India
30 Sep 21
It was around 70years old. It belongs to my great great grandmother. Don't know the exact age but surely 70+.
