Vintage 1950s / 1960s Tala Cooks Dry ingredients Measure - Mid Century

Secondhand

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R160.00

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Product details

Condition

Secondhand

Location

South Africa

Time Period

Post-1950

Bob Shop ID

652010136

This Tala dry measuring cup, manufactured in England, is 14cm x 11cm(top diameter) x 9cm (Foot diameter)

It has some scratches on the one of the sides, which makes the wording in that spot illegible.

Note the Items shipped by VanDonk, are packed very carefully, to ensure their safe transit.

Functionality:

It is a dry cook's measure used for accurately measuring various dry ingredients such as flour, sugar, lentils, cocoa, breadcrumbs, and rice.

Measurements:

It is calibrated with both metric and imperial units, including ounces, grams, American cups, English cups, and pints, making it versatile for different recipes and cooking traditions.

Design:

The measure has a distinctive cone shape and is typically made of metal, often aluminum, with a silver body and a blue base section, featuring the "Tala" brand in red.

Usage:

Ingredients are poured into the cone up to the desired level, and the internal markings guide the user in achieving accurate measurements. The instructions on the measure advise shaking lightly when in use to ensure proper leveling.

Origin:

These measures are hand-made in England and are considered a classic piece of kitchenalia.

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