Is this a meat tenderizer?

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Friend got this from a garage sale. She said it is for crushing eggshells to use in plant fertilizer. Isn't it also an old fashioned meat tenderizer?
 

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Wow - it sure is different and if that is one I'm certainly glad they've evolved. It really looks very much like it might be. But I think perhaps the cook using it would have to have been mighty careful.

I use the flat side of mine for schnitzel and that's about it.
 
Jaccard Meat Tenderizer

That old manual version is a lot less scary than the electric model.

Next visit to the meat dept., if you can find Swiss steak, it is typically Round steak treated with this type/style of tool.
 
I would use it for tenderizing meats (if we ate meats). It would also be handy in the kitchen if someone broke into your house, you have a weapon. (no joke)
*newspaper headlines: woman protects family against burgler with meat tenderizer-go you!*
 

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