L.S. Starrett 1860's Antique "Hasher" - Rare Restuarant Version - 12" Drum
One hundred years before the Cuisinart food processor revolutionized the American home kitchen in the 1970s, the Starrett "Hasher", meat and vegetable chopper claimed to be "one of the most useful and greatest labor-saving inventions of the day." In 1875, advertisements stated, "No housekeeper can afford to be without one, while for hotels, restaurants, boarding houses and bakeries they are absolutely indispensable."
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