Hand cranked dough dispenser - GIF

Hand cranked dough dispenser.

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Previously:

https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...773#post194051
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...271#post192176
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...805#post175132
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...257#post161414
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...243#post154032
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...036#post153289

Looks like Loukoumades to me but I can't hear the guy's accent. OPA! Reminds me of the Greek Festival we used to go to at the local Greek Orthodox Church! Dolmades, roasted lamb, Souvlaki, Spanakopita, Tiropita, Gyro, Greek coffee, fresh hand made Baklava and of course ouzo shots with a bouzouki band playing in the background...! Man I miss those days!

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Originally Posted by Hoosiersmoker

Looks like Loukoumades to me but I can't hear the guy's accent. OPA! Reminds me of the Greek Festival we used to go to at the local Greek Orthodox Church! Dolmades, roasted lamb, Souvlaki, Spanakopita, Tiropita, Gyro, Greek coffee, fresh hand made Baklava and of course ouzo shots with a bouzouki band playing in the background...! Man I miss those days!

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I thought maybe it was hushpuppies or matzo balls. Your explanation sounds like more fun.

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Originally Posted by Hoosiersmoker

Looks like Loukoumades to me but I can't hear the guy's accent. OPA! Reminds me of the Greek Festival we used to go to at the local Greek Orthodox Church! Dolmades, roasted lamb, Souvlaki, Spanakopita, Tiropita, Gyro, fresh hand made Baklava and of course ouzo shots with a bouzouki band playing in the background...! Man I miss those days!

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Ok, now you're making me hungry, and I just had supper. Don't care for Dolmades and can't stand Spanakopita but the rest of it I'm down for it. The Arabs have the lamb Souvlaki they call it lamb Kabob they also have a ground meat mixed partly lamb and beef with herbs and spices called Kofta Nothing beats a Kofta kabob stripped from the skewer mixed with scrambled eggs and fetta rolled up in a Kuboos for breakfast. The only big difference I find between Greek and Turkish coffee is the name, But the Greeks re-named their coffee to Greek coffee after the Turks invaded one of the Greek Isles I think.