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Re: any one got one of those milk filters?
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Posted by B-maniac on July 31, 2006 at 17:19:19 from (207.241.134.147):
In Reply to: any one got one of those milk filters? posted by D17 man on July 31, 2006 at 16:30:19:
I remember what you are describing from my grandpas' Brown Swiss farm.It was about 15"-18" in dia. at the top and funneled down to abt. 6" to fit in the top of the milk cans they used to haul it away in.I believe made of stainless and you put what we called a strainer pad (white fabric filter) in the bottom.From 0-age 10,that's where our table milk for a family of 6 came from.Right out of that can,un-homoginized,un-pasteurized...good stuff Maynard! Keep your eye out at any of the thresher/tractor shows that have large flee markets .
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