Reply #12 - I remember seeing dishes offered and other kitchen items occasionally, on the back of some cereals the adults would eat, but never on our over-sugared but good-tasting kids cereals. That's a beauty, that electric kettle.
Reply #38 - For the morning laugh, I thought this was a toaster oven or something, without reading the identification. ha.
It strikes me that design was so different from US products, and not to criticize, they are what they are/were but to my eye, these products have a simpler and less expensive look. I'm guessing they were all more affordable, designed not to be too pretentious, and fit, of course, into smaller geometries of space.
Thanks for sharing these, Alistair. The yellow kitchen has an oven that might work for "lefties", or ambi-dextrous people, but agree…it's in a weird spot.
