Biscuit Brake
Beaten biscuits became easier to make with the invention of the biscuit brake. A biscuit brake has hand-cranked rollers mounted to wood or marble. The dough is repeatedly fed between the rollers to emulate the beating process. While this device reduces the time and labor involved in making beaten biscuits, many traditional bakers still prefer to beat their dough by hand.
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center
Biscuit Brake
Wicomico Historical Society, Nabb Research Center