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Perhaps you already know how to say “cherry pitter” in Italian. If so, skip down a few lines. If not, let me be the first to tell you that the word is snocciolatore. Meaning, at least to my way of top-level linguistic thinking, that one would be correct enough to call the instrument, [...]  Perhaps you already know how to say “cherry pitter” in Italian. If so, skip down a few lines. If not, let me be the first to tell you that the word is snocciolatore. Meaning, at least to my way of top-level linguistic thinking, that one would be correct enough to call the instrument, [...] I went picking again, trying to atone for the largely-missed strawberries. I picked some more cherries, on which I will test out all the pitting methods proposed to me in your comments the other day, plus this dandy one that I just ran across. And I picked a couple of pounds of black raspberries. [...] |
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