| « Previous | Next » |
Super-Vintage Egg Cooker |
|
 |
|
Here’s a vintage egg cooker that belonged to my grandma. It’s one of those things that nobody else wanted, so it ended up with me. I’ve never used it, but I’m told she kept it on the breakfast table in the morning.
Lots of chickens on it, it’s really cute!
I’m kind of scared to plug it in… and I’ve never had a soft-boiled egg.
Categories: Certifikitsch Winners, Food, Gadgets, Household Accessories, Kitchen, Submissions
Allee Willis Museum of Kitsch
6 Responses to “Super-Vintage Egg Cooker”
| Share this page. | Subscribe to the blog. | |
 |
|
Protected under a Creative Commons license
 Life was simple back then… |
 BUMP BALL from 1968 |
I have a metal version of this with the same inside contraption but never saw it in porcelain. I actually love soft boiled eggs and used to use mine. But old appliances can be tricky. I had a 30′s blender spontaneously combust once and had I not been home Willis Wonderland would no longer be standing. But I’d pop an egg in and (stand back and) see what happens.
Fantastic that it was your grandma’s.
Good grief…the blender was just sitting and plugged-in…yikes
I’ve heard that more than once w/toasters (modern toasters)..
Got an electrical plug outside?? Plug it in out there and try it. Soft boiled egg? Yum! But, I love any type of egg.
Great egg cooker, love all the chicks.
I love bright colorful ceramics, but there is something to be said about the white on white…beautiful
How long does it take to cook a three minute egg?
wow, this is cool….didn’t know something like this existed! yeah, don’t try plug it in. seriously. if you do, have a fire extinguisher ready(remember PASS..PUll, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep..I just like saying that) and someone ready to cut the breaker!