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Still around today. The IKEA one is indispensable in my kitchen
https://www.amazon.com/Ikea-Frother...ocphy=9030256&hvtargid=pla-384010884877&psc=1
I liked the ones with the old Ford front ends better...I thought it looked more natural:These may have been posted in the last 233 pages, possibly by me.
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Wish they made kitsch like that for the new Bugs.I liked the ones with the old Ford front ends better...I thought it looked more natural:
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unless one's looking for a milk frother, it's called a cordless mini mixerWOW!
unless one's looking for a milk frother, it's called a cordless mini mixer
Kresge’s too - before their K-mart evolution.
Some of most memorable lunches as a tyke were the ones at the Kmart restaurant. My mom would take my brother and I Kmart-ing and we'd have lunch there. I remember the chicken patty sandwiches being damn near awesome, as were those hot dogs with the buns that looked like miniature loaves of bread. Good memories!Kresge’s too - before their K-mart evolution.
I don’t have many memories of the K-Mart restaurant (Woolco, yes), but what I do remember were the bags of ham and cheese sandwiches the deli sold cheap. When I was first out on my own I lived on those *#&$ things for weeks at a time. They were kinda like my generation’s ramen noodles.Some of most memorable lunches as a tyke were the ones at the Kmart restaurant. My mom would take my brother and I Kmart-ing and we'd have lunch there. I remember the chicken patty sandwiches being damn near awesome, as were those hot dogs with the buns that looked like miniature loaves of bread. Good memories!
They were really cheap at the end of the day...Blue Light Special!I don’t have many memories of the K-Mart restaurant (Woolco, yes), but what I do remember were the bags of ham and cheese sandwiches the deli sold cheap. When I was first out on my own I lived on those *#&$ things for weeks at a time. They were kinda like my generation’s ramen noodles.
Wish they made kitsch like that for the new Bugs.![]()
I need one!