Can 1990’s Kitchen Gadgets Handle Modern Cooking?

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  @Lil_Lobo · 2 months ago (edited)

  I bought the rotisserie machine for my parents for Christmas, about 30 years ago. They still have it and use it about 6+ times a year.

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  @Sekhmet1405 · 2 months ago

  One of the most important phrases in these infomercials was "But wait, there's more!" and they would tell you about all of the "free" accessories included, but only if you call now to order!

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  @WheelieAlexDavis · 2 months ago

  When you’d fall asleep at a sleepover with the tv still on and wake up at 4am to find the channel had turned into a shopping channel on full blast!

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  @FatherPrax · 2 months ago

  My Mom still has her Salad Shooter, and she's had it for 25+ years. It's her go-to for shredding cheeses and veggies to this day.

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  @amandamoreau3530 · 2 months ago

  My Dad still has the rotisserie, &nbsp;and uses it whenever he cooks up a prime rib. Like, 28 years after it was purchased. <br>Some devices do indeed stand the test of time.

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  @Troubadour313 · 2 months ago

  Cooking Competition where the boys all have to use a different 90s gadget. Bonus points for using more than one.

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  @HrishiP123 · 2 months ago (edited)

  &quot;Ben&apos;s been looking for a hot topper for years&quot; was hilarious

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  @joshp8535 · 2 months ago

  The MOMENT i saw the SHAPE of that Showtime Rotisserie oven I said aloud &quot;set it and forget it!&quot;.<br><br>Ron Popiel is an icon.

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  @kapcsford · 2 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=561Iv8EPQ6Y&amp;t=690">11:30</a> look at the lil egg fella. he&apos;s got sunglasses on

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  @ismaelmartinez8214 · 2 months ago

  My parents had the old white rotisserie when I was growing up. But I do still use the Showtime Rotisserie from time to time to make either ham, turkey or chicken. I do have a slightly updated “Platinum” Gray model that has a digital timer with buttons instead of the dial. Works like a charm each time.

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  @davidharris1178 · 2 months ago

  As someone who still regularly air pops popcorn, that butter spray would be a lot more cost-effective and sustainable than the aerosol cans of butter-flavored oil

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  @SlicedTrack3 · 2 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=561Iv8EPQ6Y&amp;t=1080">18:00</a> I have that exact rotisserie machine at home. I use it weekly sometimes daily it&apos;s bloody amazing. Around 30 years later and it still works. My grandfather gave it to me

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