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Adirondack case guy · Feb 8, 2018

Well, it is sort of a tool. It is 15" in diameter, and 3-1/2" deep.
Loren

pete black · Feb 8, 2018

product it held was yellow in color, mild to very sharp in taste and typically used a wire to cut in to usable sizes.

flembo · Feb 8, 2018

Could you also say it tasted good.

TimV · Feb 8, 2018

You could, but you'd be whey out of line, LOL!

pete black · Feb 8, 2018

not out of the way, but how do they weigh the whey?

Adirondack case guy · Feb 8, 2018

I guess this one was way too easy.
Loren

flembo · Feb 8, 2018

If anyone is interested in how stuff like that was made back in the day Google Frye Measure Mill in Wilton NH. I toured the place a few yrs. ago it was real interesting to see the old machinery still in operation.

sms · Feb 8, 2018

You would also like the Bowl Mill in VT. The last I knew they were still using all the old machines also. They could make a bunch of different size bowls from one slab of wood.
Bowl Mill

jeffcat · Feb 8, 2018

Yup ,something that would be used for something else or thrown into the stores wood stove on a cold day. More than likely it could have been just plain old farmers cheese. Back in the late 60s in the little town of Califon, NJ there was a peach basket factory with Steam powered everything. I just wish I had looked around more the time I was there. What ya think.

Cory Schmidt · Feb 8, 2018

I think all the cheesy replies confirms it was a easy one.

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