Translation of "Butter churn" in German

Watch me churn butter or help me beat the dust from the rugs?

Mama, mama, why can't I churn butter too?

Who would like to see Mary Todd churn butter? Churn butter?

In the late Middle Ages a large number of butter-churn towers were erected in the Middle Rhine-South Hesse-Taunus region.

Strokkur, also named "butter churn".

Fortunately this geyser has an reliable neighbor: Strokkur, the butter churn.

She sits on the floor with a butter churn, which she rolls backwards and forwards tirelessly.

The reason for the construction of butter-churn towers may have more symbolic than strategic.

But ought she not to be able to milk cows, churn butter, rear chickens?

To make it, slightly-salted butter from the churn, sugar, flour and eggyolk are used.

You can make cheese, fill sausages, churn butter or make your own flower arrangements.

You churn butter.

If there is a plan that'll get us out of this, it's somewhere inside this butter churn.

I should add that the tower was destroyed in 1945, and reconstructed in 1958, and also that on the top of it is placed a clearly visible from a long distance a metal plate figurine of a woman making butter in a churn.

Grandfather always said that it's enough for a girl to be able to write her name, bake bread, roast, and churn butter.

The professor set up a 'school on wheels' - a simple wagon containing such things as a butter churn, a plough, a milk tester, garden tools... - which took new knowledge to the farmers and students around the countryside.

Room 23 This room is a warm blend of Victorian and Colonial, with details like the rose glass collection on the mantel and the antique butter churn near the fireplace.

Students and others can go on an educational tour, "The Route of Milk," during which they will be able to churn butter and learn about how dairy products are produced.