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Leave it round. Folding it is sloppy. Oh you don't remember it.

You need the garlic!!!

Good to hear from you Its hot here This is the cold soup I will make Thanks.

What a fun video, thank you.

I was hoping that you would have shown the fan that you received from your friend!

You are a joy just like your kitchen! you brought a smile to my face! God Bless

I just picked up a Faberware stainless steel electric “pot” . It has a domed lid and deep bottom pot. It looks like a cross between an electric skillet and a pot. It has temps on the plug in electric chord unit that have slow cook at 200. You think an all stainless steel appliance could actually slow cook? I have an instant pot that is a great pressure cooker, but it sucks at slow cooking. I wish I could send you a picture, really trying to figure this thing out!

After my parents' divorce, I have a few memories of my Old Man sitting in a kitchen chair and using a hair dryer to defrost his refrigerator and chipping away with a butter knife and a bucket to throw the ice into. Granted he did this only at best twice a year so there was always a lot of ice and it was a production.

Frustrated I wanted to see tools, please redo showing them

I noticed the box got skinnier and right away I knew, plus it makes less cupcakes now the mix, plus skinnier cakes (double layers)...I have some wonderful recipes for homemade cakes and I will no longer be ripped off by these companies. I noticed everything has shrunk and some recipes just don;t turn out now. This is a good video. I love your stove.😍

I love this kitchen. I don't have a couple things here that I'm now going to be looking for. I am literally out of space. Thanks for the tour.

I want to reach into my tv and take a piece. Looks AMAZING!!!!!! Love you and the wife s videos. Beautiful baking

Cute video and will make these today. I’m a huge muffin lover. I’m adding raisins.

I love seeing the vintage appliances! I think it’s wonderful that you change them out occasionally for us to see them. I’m amazed at the clever features on those old stoves. Makes our newer ones seem a bit mundane!

My grandmother had tons of vintage Tupperware. I wish I still had her Tupperware but sadly it was all lost in hurricane Katrina and my uncle had my grandmother's home bulldozed before anyone could try to recover any of it out the home but also it was recommend by fema not to use any kind of dinnerware due to all containment in the mud and water in the home. Me and mother over the years have found some vintage Tupperware but nothing like the collection my grandmother had

I was looking for a prune pie recipe and your video popped up, so thankful for your video and sharing your recipe!! May I ask what cookbook you took your recipe from? I love the vintage cookbooks and have a small collection but ive never seen a recipe for this in any of them. Its great to see the vintage appliances too! Ill be checking your channel out tobsee what other goodies youve shared! Thanks again so much!

Me gustaría que dieran los ingrediente

Hi Kevin good seeing your video once again. Interesting looking cake

My friend just picked up a Westinghouse roaster at a thrift store. It seems to still be in good working order. Her hubby is going to replace the cord and it should be as good as new. Thanks for sharing your awesome collection!

Love your wonderful old stoves! My everyday range is a 40" 1947 Frigidaire built by General Motors in 1947. Everything works. Light bar, timer, clock/timer, soup pot and the oven cooks perfectly and evenly. One oven and side pan drawer with full length bottom pan drawer. Bought it in 2003 for $35. A wonderful stove still going strong and it will outlast me as I was also built in 1947! They built them right with pride 76 years ago!

Greetings Kevin and friends! Such beautiful vintage stoves you have! How fun to rotate them and enjoying cooking, baking and just looking at them. I have a 1949 vintage O’Keefe & Merritt stove that I had shipped from Colorado to the east coast about 14 yrs ago, I absolutely adore it! It brings such a nostalgic look to my kitchen as well as it cooks and bakes beautifully. These old stoves are super heavy and made to last! Its features have 6 burners, 2 ovens and 2 broilers. It’s a joy to cook on. Thank you as always for sharing your videos, I enjoy them so much. Have a wonderful day!

Love it

Thats some fancy Cursive and Awesome recipe I give IT 10 OUT OF 10 ROYAL DIMONDS

I've got the same stove, early 50s GE, where can I buy elements for it?

I had a friend that had one of those GE Liberators and I think when she sold her farmhouse she took the stove with her. Another thing that I thought was interesting for the stoves of that era were the ones with the wells. Now you can work on the Westinghouse, so "You can be sure".

Great stove so very interesting!

My grandmother had the same Tupperware set

I'm in love with that GE Liberator. Wish they still made stoves like that today.

That's stove looks really good in that kitchen. It's nice that you preserve these old stoves. My grandmother has a Jenn-Air stove from the 1980s which is not as decorative as any of yours but it has saved the day many times for Neighbors with newer stoves that malfunction more frequently. The Jenn-Air does have a lot of neat features that at plug and play. You can swap an electric grill for an electric griddle. She keeps the grill on one side but she never uses it. You also have your choice of any type of electric stove burner that exists including induction. Currently hers has the flat ceramic burners on it. It also has a downdraft exhaust vent.

My favorite stove is the Westinghouse terrace top. i like how the light goes all the way acroos the back.

If they made a stove like that today it might cost a fortune but I would take out a bank loan to buy one. Thanks for this fun video.

Hi, Kevin and crew!! Stove exchange is one of my favorite videos!! I can't wait for you to cook on it for us. Thanks for the video. Have a lovely day, all!!

Is Ralph bunny earring you?

Hello fellas! WooHoo!.. great job🥰! I'm really loving the unique features on both of these stoves! The numerals of the stoves' clock are so similar to the Westclox Baby Ben alarm clock I had back in the 1960s.

Wonderful as always! Was really missing the stove exchange. Thanks for sharing!

In the kitchens I remember the stoves gleamed and were spotless. People were proud they could afford such modern conveniences. It does bring back fond memories of places and people, holidays and celebrations and just the ordinary days gone by. My dad was a construction worker and got home from work before my mom. His job was to peel the potatoes, boil the cabbage and get the meat loaf mom made that morning in the oven. An image of him doing that came to mind. I miss those people. I understand your enjoyment of collecting.

We have a 56 Liberator with a couple features that yours doesn't have. I'd love to know what the oddly unique "Automatic Grill" plug was used for.

Great job!!!!

Oh man...what a beautiful stove!! Sure wish they'd make a comeback with the same quality!!

So good to see Ralph again and to meet Todd. Loved the video and the tutorial on the stoves. Cheers

Made in America and made to last. Certainly a bygone era. Okay, now that you're not using the 1954 GE may I "borrow" it until you are ready for it again? I am kidding. Of your collection, the 1954 GE is my favorite.

So simple to swap over when you have a plug-in connection - not that easy in the UK.

Kevin puts it all in perspective at 12:09 “…the best part of collecting is the people that you meet and the paths that get crossed through the collecting world."

All this and Ralph too!!

That Westinghouse has the largest single oven of any electric range, if had a baking business, I would want this Westinghouse range! I can imagine 8 to 10 layer cake pans in there at one time. Hope it bakes evenly with no hot spots!

Hi Kevin! Thanks for this video! I love it when you switch out your stoves! My Grandma had the same 1954 GE stove in her house in Detroit when I was little. I helped her bake lots of cookies in it. When she moved to a new house in the suburbs in 1968, she had a new kitchen with the lit ceiling and Aqua appliances. Such great memories of kitchens! Mostly of the food and people who cooked in them! But boy, were they pretty! Have a great week!

Great show as always. That is what I grew up with . I am a young 71 😊

So interesting to see the same year offerings from two manufacturers with lots of engineering behind their products! Your GE model is the relative of the Pillsberry recipe stove final contestant giveaway model of the early 50s I think! As you went over the unique features of these models, it’s just hard not to think that modern stoves will never equate the same quality and craftsmanship of these earlier models. It’s neat to see each manufacturer tackling cooking task and challenges in a unique way. And built like a futuristic tank. A new stove made to this standard would cost over $10,000 probably today. Thank you for preserving and sharing American engineering from the past!

I like that stove. Never seen one like it.

One thing i love about your channel... real people doing real, normal things, sharing knowledge. Okay, that's 3 things. 😂