Hell...just make a lamp out of it..

, I think it will be safe to say it's a 'sampler.' I found a pic of a stainless steel sampler that can be used on cheese, ice, wax, and grease. It doesn't look quite like yours, but this one could be the modern version. I'm wondering if Mom & Pop didn't sell these to people who killed hogs and needed lard/grease samples. It is listed on the website below, and it's the next to the last listing on the page.
Breezie



Here is a similar one... still can't find one that is not aluminum. Hmmm....still searching....Surgical grade stainless steel, 7 inches long, 1 inch ID on the cup portion
I think you're the closest. Looks like a kitchen gadget to me.....dispenser of some sort. Maybe for making even sized pan cakes. Dip the whole thing into the batter, hold it over the griddle, then open the bottom to allow the batter to flow out.I'm still wondering about the doughnut maker angle.![]()



Breezieu must have been one of the first members in 2003.My Pa said it's a tool for taking samples in raw milk - fills with milk under the heavier cream layer on top.
u must have been one of the first members in 2003.
- this place has come a long way since then!