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Hearst Museum object titled Egg beater, accession number 18-540, described as Egg beater of steel wire spring with red-painted wood handle. Used by women in kitch. Height 28.4 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Pastry cutter, accession number 18-525, described as Tin cookie cutter; flower form with metal handle. Dipped in rice flour and egg batter then put in hot coconut oil; used at ceremonies and at end of “Ramadan.” Length 15.5 cm. According to exhibit label, may have been used to shape pastries at ceremonies and at the end of Ramadan.

Hearst Museum object titled Pastry cutter, accession number 18-526, described as Tin cookie cutter; flower form with metal handle. Dipped in rice flour and egg batter then put in hot coconut oil; used at ceremonies and at end of “Ramadan.” Length 15.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Pastry mold, accession number 18-530, described as Tin cake form ("tjetakan kue sus"), floral shaped. Width across top 6.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Pastry mold, accession number 18-531, described as Tin cake form, floral shaped. Filled with batter which is then placed in oven; may also be used for boiled or steamed cakes and used as mold for “jello” made from agar agar (sea weed). Width across top 6.5 cm.

Hearst Museum object titled Pastry mold, accession number 18-532, described as Tin cake form ("tjetakan kue sus"), floral shaped. Width across top 6.5 cm.