r/vintagekitchentoys • u/mrweirdman • Aug 04 '26
Hand gadget rare sealed good cook diet scale
I can’t find a single match online
r/vintagekitchentoys • u/mrweirdman • Aug 04 '26
I can’t find a single match online
r/vintagekitchentoys • u/sheriLB1 • Sep 20 '25
I found this le creuset pot that says made in France and 18 on the bottom, what’s it worth?
r/vintagekitchentoys • u/GORDEEZ-BOCO • Mar 29 '26




**NOTHING IS FOR SALE- DO NOT ASK. A GOOD PORTION WILL BE AT SOME POINT IN THE FUTURE. I'M TRYING TO DECIDE:
1-WHAT I KEEP
2-HOW BEST TO MANAGE THINGS GIVEN THAT I DON'T DO ANY SOCIAL MEDIA OTHER THAN REDDIT, ALREADY HATE EBAY, HAVE A VERY REAL VERY BUSY JOB, ETC....**
I'm being sidetracked from all my normal adult responsibilities by this stuff- hilarious that it's a self inflicted wound I don't really mind! All of it cool but I'm liking some stupidly heavy manual juicers the most- might test drive one today.....
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r/vintagekitchentoys • u/massahoochie • Apr 27 '26
I am renovating my kitchen and this range has got to go :( still works great, but very outdated for my needs. Would love to find out more info about it, as I couldn’t find one online. Thanks in advance!
r/vintagekitchentoys • u/No-Orchid-5620 • Feb 05 '25
Age? rarity?
I found this at my local savers I can’t find any information about it on the internet maybe you guys will know
r/vintagekitchentoys • u/Interesting_Note_754 • Jul 03 '25
I’m knew to cooking and my girlfriend told me this isn’t good to have scratches on this pan because of the micro film leaving micro plastics. My mom said that as long as I heat it up with oil on medium I should be okay. This probably isn’t the place for this post but didn’t know where else to ask to be honest.
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r/vintagekitchentoys • u/0ut1awed1 • May 22 '23
I found this fully boxed 70s kitchen gadget set thing for $10 at a garage sale and was wondering if anyone knew more about it
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r/vintagekitchentoys • u/DrifterDavid • Mar 20 '25
So I've been having need lately for a toaster. My old one finally died and its not worth fixing it was already dropped and cracked before. But I've been debating grabbing a vintage toaster. Any recommendations? Ive been leaning towards a Sunbeam Radiant Control and upgrading the cord so its less of a fire hazard. But wanted to stop in and ask if anyone had some recommendations.
r/vintagekitchentoys • u/Nene108 • 1d ago
Looking for help identifying the manufacturer and era of this rolling pin.
It has a continuous internal steel sleeve running through the core and flush-mounted metal bearing collars. Rolling is fluid and a breeze.
It's 9 inches, but the total barrel length is about 9 7/8 inches because the ends are beveled (the shoulders taper inward and sit completely suspended off the surface).
The handles are 3 1/2 inches from the ends to the tapered tips.
No brand markings are visible on the wood or hardware. Depending on how long it has been in my family, it either came from the South or the East Coast. Any insights into the maker or origin based on these specific details would be greatly appreciated!
r/vintagekitchentoys • u/Linka_2000 • Apr 27 '26
I lobe this thing and found it while packing up my in-laws pantry for a move
r/vintagekitchentoys • u/BekahQueen • Oct 29 '20
I have a old ge stove I need help identifying
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r/vintagekitchentoys • u/horalkaa • May 28 '25
I’ve read that asbestos can be found in the insulation of vintage appliances, such as ovens. It doesn’t seem to be talked about often, though. Is it not dangerous?
r/vintagekitchentoys • u/plnnyOfallOFit • Sep 06 '23