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Thread Number: 75655
/ Tag: Recipes, Cooking Accessories
GE appliances in background? |
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Post# 994744 , Reply# 1 5/20/2018 at 18:03 (2,167 days old) by neptunebob  (Pittsburgh, PA) |
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They are probably Frank's personal appliances
The interviews were probably filmed in his own kitchen with his appliances and we know how older people like to keep things, after all, why replace it, it still works.
I have to wonder if they were so worried about kids in the schoolyard talking about their mother's SC oven and not having it "exclusive" how did every other manufacturer get a SC oven? Meanwhile, the range shown in the old photo must have 4 burners, but only 2 knobs so how is that handled? | ||
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Post# 994755 , Reply# 2 5/20/2018 at 20:15 (2,167 days old) by luxflairguy (Wilmington NC) |
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My Mother had one of the first run P7 ranges! How we missed it when we moved! It's what I learned to cook on! Bob! These ranges had pushbuttons for the burners down the sides of the range. It's so funny to see such a tiny oven compared to today!
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Post# 994761 , Reply# 3 5/20/2018 at 21:08 (2,167 days old) by jamiel (Detroit, Michigan and Palm Springs, CA) |
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Good use of social media...this was pretty clearly the guy's home kitchen. Everyone who was career GE had one-generation old high-end appliances, just like this guy. I worked for GE Capital; in the 1989-1992 timeframe they were placing the new-design washing machines in employees' hands for use testing---a memo came out and you raised your hand. We also got discounts on everything in the line. As I rented, I only bought a couple of microwave ovens, though.
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