Please identify this Italian kettle(?)
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A few years ago, I got this Christmas present; I have to admit that I've forgotten what it is by now. It came in a box branded 'Chiapella', but that's an Italian salami producer. Not something you'd associate with this, which is clearly meant to hold some kind of liquid. (It could be that the box is from another present and doesn't have anything to do with the 'kettle'.) If I remember correctly, it came with a tin can filled with olive oil.
Here's a close-up of the thing and the instructions on the lid:
(click to enlarge)
Above the tap stands the following:
SANSONE
EUROPA MODEL INXO 18/10
((2))
MADE IN ITALY 14.
equipment
asked Dec 23 at 19:17
Glorfindel
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A few years ago, I got this Christmas present; I have to admit that I've forgotten what it is by now. It came in a box branded 'Chiapella', but that's an Italian salami producer. Not something you'd associate with this, which is clearly meant to hold some kind of liquid. (It could be that the box is from another present and doesn't have anything to do with the 'kettle'.) If I remember correctly, it came with a tin can filled with olive oil.
Here's a close-up of the thing and the instructions on the lid:
(click to enlarge)
Above the tap stands the following:
SANSONE
EUROPA MODEL INXO 18/10
((2))
MADE IN ITALY 14.
equipment
asked Dec 23 at 19:17
Glorfindel
1831214
google : lanuovasansone.com/?lang=en
– Max
Dec 23 at 19:34
Thank you. I did Google for 'sansone' but it didn't appear on the first two pages ...
– Glorfindel
Dec 23 at 20:25
add a comment |
(click to enlarge)
A few years ago, I got this Christmas present; I have to admit that I've forgotten what it is by now. It came in a box branded 'Chiapella', but that's an Italian salami producer. Not something you'd associate with this, which is clearly meant to hold some kind of liquid. (It could be that the box is from another present and doesn't have anything to do with the 'kettle'.) If I remember correctly, it came with a tin can filled with olive oil.
Here's a close-up of the thing and the instructions on the lid:
(click to enlarge)
Above the tap stands the following:
SANSONE
EUROPA MODEL INXO 18/10
((2))
MADE IN ITALY 14.
equipment
asked Dec 23 at 19:17
Glorfindel
1831214
(click to enlarge)
A few years ago, I got this Christmas present; I have to admit that I've forgotten what it is by now. It came in a box branded 'Chiapella', but that's an Italian salami producer. Not something you'd associate with this, which is clearly meant to hold some kind of liquid. (It could be that the box is from another present and doesn't have anything to do with the 'kettle'.) If I remember correctly, it came with a tin can filled with olive oil.
Here's a close-up of the thing and the instructions on the lid:
(click to enlarge)
Above the tap stands the following:
SANSONE
EUROPA MODEL INXO 18/10
((2))
MADE IN ITALY 14.
equipment
equipment
asked Dec 23 at 19:17
Glorfindel
1831214
asked Dec 23 at 19:17
Glorfindel
1831214
asked Dec 23 at 19:17
Glorfindel
1831214
asked Dec 23 at 19:17
Glorfindel
1831214
asked Dec 23 at 19:17
Glorfindel
1831214
1831214
google : lanuovasansone.com/?lang=en
– Max
Dec 23 at 19:34
Thank you. I did Google for 'sansone' but it didn't appear on the first two pages ...
– Glorfindel
Dec 23 at 20:25
add a comment |
google : lanuovasansone.com/?lang=en
– Max
Dec 23 at 19:34
Thank you. I did Google for 'sansone' but it didn't appear on the first two pages ...
– Glorfindel
Dec 23 at 20:25
google : lanuovasansone.com/?lang=en
– Max
Dec 23 at 19:34
google : lanuovasansone.com/?lang=en
– Max
Dec 23 at 19:34
Thank you. I did Google for 'sansone' but it didn't appear on the first two pages ...
– Glorfindel
Dec 23 at 20:25
Thank you. I did Google for 'sansone' but it didn't appear on the first two pages ...
– Glorfindel
Dec 23 at 20:25
add a comment |
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Per the link @Max provided above...just a container to dispense olive oil...or any other liquid of your choosing.
answered Dec 23 at 20:09
moscafj
23.1k13462
OK, that makes sense. I realize this is a follow-up question, but: what advantages does it provide over using a regular bottle (other than that it looks cool)?
– Glorfindel
Dec 23 at 20:26
3
@Glorfindel the only things I can think of are that it eliminates light, and, depending on your kitchen set up, can be more convenient than dealing with a bottle or can, particularly if you buy in bulk...but, you get bonus points for coolness.
– moscafj
Dec 23 at 20:30
I'd be careful about using any other liquid, the different gaskets might just be good enough for oil.
– Max
Dec 23 at 23:01
1
@Max the company's website describes this as "made in conformance with the European law on the manufacture of containers for liquids." I would think that about covers any other liquid that might be used in the kitchen.
– moscafj
Dec 24 at 2:19
It does not break as easy as a damigiana and you don't lift it each time.
– Alchimista
Dec 24 at 10:54
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Per the link @Max provided above...just a container to dispense olive oil...or any other liquid of your choosing.
answered Dec 23 at 20:09
moscafj
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OK, that makes sense. I realize this is a follow-up question, but: what advantages does it provide over using a regular bottle (other than that it looks cool)?
– Glorfindel
Dec 23 at 20:26
3
@Glorfindel the only things I can think of are that it eliminates light, and, depending on your kitchen set up, can be more convenient than dealing with a bottle or can, particularly if you buy in bulk...but, you get bonus points for coolness.
– moscafj
Dec 23 at 20:30
I'd be careful about using any other liquid, the different gaskets might just be good enough for oil.
– Max
Dec 23 at 23:01
1
@Max the company's website describes this as "made in conformance with the European law on the manufacture of containers for liquids." I would think that about covers any other liquid that might be used in the kitchen.
– moscafj
Dec 24 at 2:19
It does not break as easy as a damigiana and you don't lift it each time.
– Alchimista
Dec 24 at 10:54
add a comment |
Per the link @Max provided above...just a container to dispense olive oil...or any other liquid of your choosing.
answered Dec 23 at 20:09
moscafj
23.1k13462
OK, that makes sense. I realize this is a follow-up question, but: what advantages does it provide over using a regular bottle (other than that it looks cool)?
– Glorfindel
Dec 23 at 20:26
3
@Glorfindel the only things I can think of are that it eliminates light, and, depending on your kitchen set up, can be more convenient than dealing with a bottle or can, particularly if you buy in bulk...but, you get bonus points for coolness.
– moscafj
Dec 23 at 20:30
I'd be careful about using any other liquid, the different gaskets might just be good enough for oil.
– Max
Dec 23 at 23:01
1
@Max the company's website describes this as "made in conformance with the European law on the manufacture of containers for liquids." I would think that about covers any other liquid that might be used in the kitchen.
– moscafj
Dec 24 at 2:19
It does not break as easy as a damigiana and you don't lift it each time.
– Alchimista
Dec 24 at 10:54
add a comment |
Per the link @Max provided above...just a container to dispense olive oil...or any other liquid of your choosing.
answered Dec 23 at 20:09
moscafj
23.1k13462
Per the link @Max provided above...just a container to dispense olive oil...or any other liquid of your choosing.
answered Dec 23 at 20:09
moscafj
23.1k13462
answered Dec 23 at 20:09
moscafj
23.1k13462
answered Dec 23 at 20:09
moscafj
23.1k13462
answered Dec 23 at 20:09
moscafj
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23.1k13462
OK, that makes sense. I realize this is a follow-up question, but: what advantages does it provide over using a regular bottle (other than that it looks cool)?
– Glorfindel
Dec 23 at 20:26
3
@Glorfindel the only things I can think of are that it eliminates light, and, depending on your kitchen set up, can be more convenient than dealing with a bottle or can, particularly if you buy in bulk...but, you get bonus points for coolness.
– moscafj
Dec 23 at 20:30
I'd be careful about using any other liquid, the different gaskets might just be good enough for oil.
– Max
Dec 23 at 23:01
1
@Max the company's website describes this as "made in conformance with the European law on the manufacture of containers for liquids." I would think that about covers any other liquid that might be used in the kitchen.
– moscafj
Dec 24 at 2:19
It does not break as easy as a damigiana and you don't lift it each time.
– Alchimista
Dec 24 at 10:54
add a comment |
OK, that makes sense. I realize this is a follow-up question, but: what advantages does it provide over using a regular bottle (other than that it looks cool)?
– Glorfindel
Dec 23 at 20:26
3
@Glorfindel the only things I can think of are that it eliminates light, and, depending on your kitchen set up, can be more convenient than dealing with a bottle or can, particularly if you buy in bulk...but, you get bonus points for coolness.
– moscafj
Dec 23 at 20:30
I'd be careful about using any other liquid, the different gaskets might just be good enough for oil.
– Max
Dec 23 at 23:01
1
@Max the company's website describes this as "made in conformance with the European law on the manufacture of containers for liquids." I would think that about covers any other liquid that might be used in the kitchen.
– moscafj
Dec 24 at 2:19
It does not break as easy as a damigiana and you don't lift it each time.
– Alchimista
Dec 24 at 10:54
OK, that makes sense. I realize this is a follow-up question, but: what advantages does it provide over using a regular bottle (other than that it looks cool)?
– Glorfindel
Dec 23 at 20:26
OK, that makes sense. I realize this is a follow-up question, but: what advantages does it provide over using a regular bottle (other than that it looks cool)?
– Glorfindel
Dec 23 at 20:26
3
3
@Glorfindel the only things I can think of are that it eliminates light, and, depending on your kitchen set up, can be more convenient than dealing with a bottle or can, particularly if you buy in bulk...but, you get bonus points for coolness.
– moscafj
Dec 23 at 20:30
@Glorfindel the only things I can think of are that it eliminates light, and, depending on your kitchen set up, can be more convenient than dealing with a bottle or can, particularly if you buy in bulk...but, you get bonus points for coolness.
– moscafj
Dec 23 at 20:30
I'd be careful about using any other liquid, the different gaskets might just be good enough for oil.
– Max
Dec 23 at 23:01
I'd be careful about using any other liquid, the different gaskets might just be good enough for oil.
– Max
Dec 23 at 23:01
1
1
@Max the company's website describes this as "made in conformance with the European law on the manufacture of containers for liquids." I would think that about covers any other liquid that might be used in the kitchen.
– moscafj
Dec 24 at 2:19
@Max the company's website describes this as "made in conformance with the European law on the manufacture of containers for liquids." I would think that about covers any other liquid that might be used in the kitchen.
– moscafj
Dec 24 at 2:19
It does not break as easy as a damigiana and you don't lift it each time.
– Alchimista
Dec 24 at 10:54
It does not break as easy as a damigiana and you don't lift it each time.
– Alchimista
Dec 24 at 10:54
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google : lanuovasansone.com/?lang=en
– Max
Dec 23 at 19:34
Thank you. I did Google for 'sansone' but it didn't appear on the first two pages ...
– Glorfindel
Dec 23 at 20:25