My Grandmother’s oven, circa 1966. Many holiday meals were cooked with love here, right up until the day she passed. Aside from one shattered glass door that was replaced, everything still works!concentrated-amazing t1_jdygwa7 wrote
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This is crazy, I had no idea such a design existed! So cool!
ConfusionFearlessd t1_jdzyeb0 wrote
I think those were issued to all grandmas by law
aces5five t1_je29tlw wrote
When they were young and being a grandmother was unthinkable.
willnxt t1_jdzylpc wrote
It’s like having a mini Waffle House in your kitchen and I need it.
RabidGuineaPig007 t1_je11fho wrote
These were common in NY apartments.
concentrated-amazing t1_je1eas6 wrote
Maybe that explains why I haven't seen one before. I'm from the Canadian prairies.
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GodIsAPizza t1_je1motg wrote
Sounds dangerous
stringliterals t1_je1ukjs wrote
It seems dangerous until you realize the thing the burners slide into is, in fact, an oven.
ourtomato t1_je3toue wrote
You could knock me down with a feather.
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