UK Classic Appliances October 2015

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Great links again Alistair!

The Bosch coffee grinder is the economy version with a smaller reservoir and a push button instead of a timer. I had a Bosch too, but with a bigger reservoir. I had a white one, like the one in this picture (picture from the internet)

We discusses already the differences between the UK and the continent. We never got the open burners you had on many cookers and hobs. We only had the solid burners here, like on the AEG hob.

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Solid plate

Thanks for your input Louis, always appreciated. I could never understand why the coil burners did not catch on in Europe, they first appeared here in the late 1950s, often one coil to accompany solid plates, but by about 1964 solid plates had almost entirely disappeared.
It was really not until the mid 1980s that solid plates re-appeared here when built in units began to be imported in bulk - chiefly Neff, Bosch and Zanussi. There had been a few around before, like the AEG above, but not many. This coincided with the adoption of built under ovens, an arrangement common in Europe but again, not here until mid-1980s.
 

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