Translation of "Milk churn" in German

I can get you milk, I can churn you butter.

A milk churn is a tall, conical or cylindrical container for the transportation of milk.

The process is simple – first we separate the fat from the milk, then we churn this fat.

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

And drummer Bernd Bechtloff makes the sticks dance on an old milk churn from the Alps.

The ring test must be made on samples representing the contents of each milk churn or the content of each bulk tank from the farm.

But above all, the attentiveness of the audience is directed towards Bernd Bechtloff, who on the percussion shows that you can also elicit a fascinating sound from a milk churn, and for almost three hours as a bundle of energy jumped about like Rumpelstiltskin.

To the front, the view applies itself to the still empty stage, on which, apart from the milk churn, only the usual band equipment is to be seen.

No matter whether guitar, accordion, African bush drum, Styrian milk churn, trumpet or flute - Hubert masters them all perfectly.

At the edge of the stage a metal milk churn and a djembe frame the monitor box and between the two symbolised worlds, Hubert jumped here and there, sometimes he speedily brought them together.

It is only a few musical bars from alpine rock to world music, and the milk churn between all the other more or less foreign percussion instruments fits in best here by appearance and by sound when Hubert von Goisern reaches for South American rhythms on the keys of his accordion in the Lörrach Marktplatz or sings broad Austrian dialect in Township rhythms.

The milk churn at the edge of the stage reminds you of past times, of Hiatamadl, the Alpinkatzen and Hubert von Goisern as an alpine rocker.

An acoustic guitar duo is enhanced by cow bells, a tinny country guitar plays next to countless drums from all over the world, including simple wooden boxes and a milk churn integrated into the drum set.

In the percussion duel, drummer Bernd Bechtloff gave the milk churn a rough time with his drumsticks, von Goisern let the palms of his hands smack on the skin of the djembe.

The violinist, Agnes Grasberger and agile percussionist and drummer Bernd Bechtloff, who enthused the audience at the end with a drum solo on a milk churn, are brilliant in the sextet.

The milk churn does not stand anymore, but is now lying down having been used earlier as a drum for an African song.

Talking charmingly, he propped himself up on his accordion during the comedy interludes, and at the latest with Bernd's drum solo, during which the aforementioned milk churn went into action, it clicked.

In India milkmen usually still use milk churns that are no longer used in western countries.

It was common when a pig was slaughtered at home that Metzelsuppe was given as a gift to neighbours, often in milk churns.

The same company supplied an open-sided milk wagon based on the design for the 4½ ton wagon but with open spars extending above the sides to provide extra support for carrying milk churns.

The numerous milk churns contain images, objects and video screens, inciting visitors to learn more about cheese-making.

In addition to natural rubber, recycled plastic is also processed into teething rings and grasping toys, which for example is obtained from milk churns.

Sowing and harvesting as well as loading wood, hay or milk churns: there is plenty to explore on over 100 pedal vehicles.

It is also very important to take away from them the finished product, because if the chickens will have nowhere else to put the eggs, they simply cease to be carried if the cows will not be empty milk churns, they will cease to be milked.