Review Business : Let’s Buy Traditional Kitchen Crafts At Inpres Traditional Market, Lhokseumawe
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This moments I would like to promote small business, one of the traditional kitchen crafts from Aceh, exactly Bireuen which one made out of woven bamboo.
However I found it when I was accompanying my elder sister which one want to shopping to bought some ingredients for cooking at Inpres Traditional Market what3words.com at Listrik street, Lhokseumawe, Aceh in the day like an oven, in the noon.
Yeah, at that time my elder sister want to bought some traditional kitchen crafts for our mom’s cooking tool in our small village.
At that time we met the traditional kitchen crafts seller at Inpres Traditional Market Lhokseumawe City on the side of the road.
His name is Mr. Nawir. He is from South Hagu, indeed. Then he just sale traditional kitchen crafts which is from one of bamboo braid Bireuen crafter village.
He is such an amiable & warm-hearted seller. He gave us fast response & explain detailly when we asked something about the traditional kitchen crafts with his warm smile. No matter what eventhough it was a boiled weather in that noon. Hats off.
Besides unique, the traditional kitchen crafts are aesthetic & adorable. Yeah, I am keen on the traditional kitchen crafts on the dine table than modern kitchen tools. The way I see it makes me more & more excited enjoy the meals on the dine table. Ahaha. Sure, we can give our hands also to increase crafters village financial & economic |
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Mr. Nawir, traditional kitchen crafts seller also sale mortars a.k.a. cobek or ulekan. Some of mortars made by wood, hardwood & stone.
Let me tell you that in some places, the mortar sometimes made by ceramic (usually for medical health, to make a medicine) and metal such as brass & stainless steel.
cobek or ulekan, wooden mortars & pestle grinder for herbs or seasoning traditional kitchen crafts seller at Inpres Traditional Market what3words.com at Listrik street, Lhokseumawe, Aceh |
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For the medium mortar which is made by stone the price starts from IDR 130,000. If we convert to Steem is about 43.28 Steem. And for the bigger mortar the price starts from IDR 150,000. If we convert to Steem is about 48.79 Steem.
For the mortar which one made by wood and hardwood the prices are start from IDR 30,000 & if we convert to Steem is about 9.76 Steem until IDR 50,000 & when we convert to Steem is about 16.27 Steem
No wonder, due to the fact that made by stone, the weight of those mortars are heavy.
Usually Indonesian use this traditional kitchen crafts to make traditional shrimp paste, to make Asam Aceh (usually made with fried shrimps or fried anchovies, averrhoa bilimbi, shallots, chilies, lime leaves, a little salt & sugar plus lime) to make smooth some of foods and etcetera.
cobek or ulekan which is made by stone in the traditional kitchen crafts seller at Inpres Traditional Market what3words.com at Listrik street, Lhokseumawe, Aceh |
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He sales wooden mortar & pestle grinder for herbs or seasoning or veggies for kitchen grinder also. There are mini wooden mortar & pestle grinder & big wooden mortar & pestle grinder.
For mini wooden mortar & pestle grinder the price is IDR 50,000. If we convert to Steem is about 16.27 Steem. Whereas for the big wooden mortar & pestle grinder the price is about IDR 100,000. If we convert to Steem is about 32.53 Steem.
Alhamdulillah at that time after did a little bargaining with the traditional kitchen crafts seller, my elder sister get pretty good price for a big wooden mortar & pestle grinder.
We only need to paid about IDR 85,000. If we convert to Steem is about 27.65 Steem. If we convert to SBD is about 2.21 SBD.
For the winnowing a.k.a. tampah the price is only IDR 25,000. If we convert to Steem is about 8.14 Steem.
As far as I knew frequently the people in my country, especially Acehnese use this traditional kitchen craft to clean the rice from the lise or dust or to put some ingredients for cooking such as shallots, garlics, chilies and so forth.
Another function of winnowing are to put some dried cakes or tampah cakes, to dried something such as traditional crackers, dried anchovies and so on.
As long as I concerned, when I was a child I still remember that a lot of people use winnowing to clean the rice before they want to cook and wash their rice.
No doubt, my mom till nowadays still used it. And I am a happy bunny to help my mom to clean the rice when she was using that traditional kitchen crafts, tampah.
There is a traditional spatulla also which one made by wood & batok from coconut. The price is approximately IDR 25,000. If we convert to Steem is about 8.14 Steem.
Actually Mr. Nawir traditional kitchen crafts seller sale a lot of households also such as broomstick, mousetraps, a cap with a cone-shaped for the farmers, traditional spatulla from wood, kipas sate, knives, strainer from stainless steel, big basket made by wooven bamboo, boiled-pan made by the clay and so forth.
kipas sate & so on at Inpres Traditional Market what3words.com at Listrik street, Lhokseumawe, Aceh |
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Well my beloved Steemian, let’s build economic in our country, especially in our cities which one sale traditional kitchen crafts from the crafter village to build the economic & help the creative people from our small villages. This is one of the great way also to introduce the traditional kitchen crafts from my country, especially my hometown, Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam to the universe. |
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