Which would be this:
A Sawa 2000 cookie press! Only the standard model, alas, but it actually seems to be more rare than the deluxe model, if my internet searches are anything to go by.
Everything is still inside, possibly unused. My nan had one of these (although I'm pretty sure hers was plastic) but I don't remember her ever using it. I'm planning to use mine, though! After all, the instruction and recipe book was included in the box.
UPDATE: It turns out my nan's is actually just like this and I was confusing it with something plastic that my mum had. My nan's was a deluxe one and she used it a lot. My memory must be having an off day...
I absolutely love finding gems like this. I hope you're all having just as much fun with your op shopping, too!
6 comments:
Wow Katie, my Mum also had one of those. I used to love pressing out the biscuits with her! Good find.
I have also just bought one of those from an opp shop! I always love to find things manufactured 'traditionally' - in Germany, in Australia for instance. Often the quality of the plastic is noticeably better. I will have to make some German biscuits.
Gina> Everyone I mention this to seems to remember a cookie press in their past. It's lovely.
Anonymous> Yes, I think it's a sign that you should make some German biscuits. Enjoy!
My mum had one of these. She made biscuits with it a lot. I had it in my cupboard unused for years until I gave it to a local opshop. Maybe one of you bought it.
What a fabulous find!! Time to start baking!
Lovely blog i saw you thrue other blogger...nice posts to read...blessings ❤
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