Because I'm looking at this old Sunbeam circa 1983 for $2 US at the neighborhood Catholic thrift store. There's a lovely fondue pot here brand new in the box for $1.50... might have to jump on that.
Because I'm looking at this old Sunbeam circa 1983 for $2 US at the neighborhood Catholic thrift store. There's a lovely fondue pot here brand new in the box for $1.50... might have to jump on that.
a 30 year old toaster ?
Yeah, good luck with that!
Sunbeam are the Rolls Royce of toasters
I would grab it up
Nothing could be as screwed up as the toaster we got as a gift. One side beautifully browned, the other a freaking smiley face.
did someone offer "new toasters for old" just now?
Toaster schmoaster.....
saw one in big c the other day 299 bahts, was tempted but then id only start living on toast
I find the cheapest ones give the best results.Originally Posted by aging one
At 199 baht a time it doesn't matter that they only last 18 months.
No shit, several friend in the states have this.Originally Posted by Thetyim
The one with 4 kids has one like this.
Was an integral part of my kitchen during my wild collegiate years. Also bought at a thrift shop.
Still made like the old days built to last. Something that is long gone now. Planned obsolescence used to be a bad thing, now it is the norm.
i would go for the sunbeam, it does crumpets , wouldn't mind bit of the ol crumpet
for lovely brown crumpet you should go for a quick holiday in madagascarOriginally Posted by peterpan
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