Oldest Working Kitchen Appliance in Your Home

[lkswan747]

What is the oldest working kitchen appliance you have in your home?

We have the following 1970's Moulinex electric carving knife that is still used almost weekly.

 

[Smiggles]

LG microwave

 

[PhireSide]

Philips Mixer, circa somewhere in the 80's. It has that beige and brown aesthetic that was popular back then

 

[Neuk_]

Funny way to ask my wife's age but I am not falling for it!

 

[HAL 9000]

For most married couples, it's usually the wife - which often needs extra lubrication & the odd 'jump-start' to function efficiently...

/s /runs

 

[rustypup]

What is the oldest working kitchen appliance you have in your home?

We have the following 1970's Moulinex electric carving knife that is still used almost weekly.
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Grief.

Have one of these and that thing could still take off an arm.

 

[AnimateX]

No idea when it was made, but it's the oldest. Price has also faded. Still works fine but I don't use it because I prefer a steam iron.

 

[WAslayer]

As millenials, myself and my wife..

But three months ago we had to throw out our oldest appliance, sandwich press we bought new back in 2013..

 

[HumanShield]

An Indesit fridge that's not frost free.
Defrosting this frige is a whole day job. Line the entire kitchen with newspaper and towels, then wait. Madness

 

[Corelli]

I'd say it would be between our Philips Hand Blender and our Kenwood Chef, however the Kenwood Chef would take it hands down as the longest working item without a day of a problem. Ours is from 1977.

Basically like the below, but ours is more white with the mincer and a few items too. We now also have the Kenwood Major with even more stuff.

This for me is still the Swiss Army Knife of appliances, From the doughhooks to mixers, choppers and graters, mincers etc. If you've never had one and love to cook, then youre missing big time, bit if you have, you know how valuable these ones are. Especially today.

 

[Defiler]

Both hand-me-downs and older than me:

AEG KF601 drip coffee machine (made in Germany 1981/82), and I use it daily.
KIC fridge from around the same time connected to an STC1000 temperature controller for brewing purposes.

 

[Smugs]

Not my actual one but you get the idea.

 

[Magnum]

I think I beat all you guys. I have a cream separator from the early 1900's

 

[lkswan747]

For most married couples, it's usually the wife - which often needs extra lubrication & the odd 'jump-start' to function efficiently...

/s /runs

Hey, hey, its Friday.

 

[ghaye]

What is the oldest working kitchen appliance you have in your home?

We have the following 1970's Moulinex electric carving knife that is still used almost weekly.
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I've got exactly the same one as that. Don't use it much thoug, I just prefer a sharp carving knife.