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pickler

pickler

8.4
A machine that preserves vegetables in vinegar or brine at food factories
  • noun
  • /ˈpɪklər/
  • Specialized
translation icon : máquina de encurtir
  • The new pickler arrived at the factory yesterday.

Examples

  • Our restaurant uses a large pickler for making preserves.

  • After maintenance, the pickler was able to preserve vegetables more efficiently.

  • The factory installed a new pickler to handle large batches of cucumbers each day.

  • Modern food processing plants often use an automated pickler to speed up production.

  • The commercial kitchen is equipped with a large pickler that processes jars of cucumbers for preservation.

  • Many food manufacturers rely on an industrial pickler to ensure their products have a long shelf life.

  • A modern pickler automates the process of preserving vegetables in brine, making food processing more efficient.

Synonyms

canner
vspickler
1 3.4

A person or machine that puts food into metal containers to keep it fresh

focuses on pickling as the preservation method rather than can filling
conserver
vspickler
6.1

A container used to keep food fresh for later

is specific to preserving by pickling mainly in commercial processing

Surface Forms

pickler singular
picklers plural

Morphology

pickler = pickle (transparent) = pickle + er

Regular agent/instrument formation from the verb 'pickle' with '-er'; the meaning 'device that pickles' follows expected English morphology.

Etymology

Pickler comes from pickle (to 'preserve food in vinegar or salt') and the ending -er meaning 'one that does'. So a pickler is a machine that 'does' pickling to keep vegetables for a long time.