The Foley food mill

The Foley food mill

This paper explores the form, meaning, and context of the Foley Food Mill, a kitchen tool first produced in the United States in the 1930s. The method of analysis follows the observation-deduction-speculation model developed by Professor Jules Prown at Yale University. The form and function of the m...

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