At the back of the kitchen cupboard

[4D]

A sandwich press,  a fondue,  a raclette,  loads of plastic tubs and lids that don't match, a mixing bowl, an unused knife sharpener, a gravy boat and a rolling pin.

Never owned a soda stream  

Edit. Ooh, a teapot too.

[Honkytonk]

I'd love a sandwich press/george foreman. I would get so unbelievably fat if I owned one.

Pull that gravy boat out and use it next time you make any kind of sauce. Will make you feel classier.

Raclette always seemed weird to me, but I do love a good fondue. Cheese is too expensive now though...

[Reg Smeeton]

 I've got a pressure cooker kicking around, used to use it loads, then it sort of blew up....put me right off. Nevertheless it is a big old saucepan if you want to boil pig's trotters, which is highly recommended.

[jayohaitchenn]

I'd love a sandwich press/george foreman. I would get so unbelievably fat if I owned one.

Pull that gravy boat out and use it next time you make any kind of sauce. Will make you feel classier.

Raclette always seemed weird to me, but I do love a good fondue. Cheese is too expensive now though...

I've got a large George Foreman. Used it about 10 times I think. Yours for a tenner.

[Mother Brown]

A sandwich press,  a fondue,  a raclette,  loads of plastic tubs and lids that don't match, a mixing bowl, an unused knife sharpener, a gravy boat and a rolling pin.

Never owned a soda stream  

Edit. Ooh, a teapot too.

Sounds like the prizes on the generation game in the 70s.

[Talk Talk]

Sounds like the prizes on the generation game in the 70s.

Ha ha, you just need the wok and the cuddly toy 

I was thinking about this the other day as I bought some Emmenthal which prompted me to yearn for a cheese fondue. Unfortunately the last one got lobbed about five years ago by the good lady as it was thick with dust on the kitchen cupboard. We had a recent bout with a new toastie maker as well (the children love them apart from getting scalded with hot tomato) but the amount of rotting gunge that builds up on them made it go the same way as the fondue set.

Still use a wok though 

[Honkytonk]

There is a reason billions of people only use woks after all. They're actually pretty bloody useful.

[Sippo]

Its where I keep the wife.

She's not allowed out the kitchen full stop.

[Simon Pieman]

I've got a large George Foreman. Used it about 10 times I think. Yours for a tenner.

SFS

[fatbasher]

Ha ha, you just need the wok and the cuddly toy 

I was thinking about this the other day as I bought some Emmenthal which prompted me to yearn for a cheese fondue. Unfortunately the last one got lobbed about five years ago by the good lady as it was thick with dust on the kitchen cupboard. We had a recent bout with a new toastie maker as well (the children love them apart from getting scalded with hot tomato) but the amount of rotting gunge that builds up on them made it go the same way as the fondue set.

Still use a wok though 

Goblin teasmaid....

[jayohaitchenn]

SFS

Need gone

[Talk Talk]

Goblin teasmaid....

I had one of those a few years back at a hotel I stayed at. Lovely uniform too.

[Mother Brown]

Suprised nobody has found a "Brush o matic" yet.
Was it a Ronco or K Tel product?

[Reg Smeeton]

Suprised nobody has found a "Brush o matic" yet.
Was it a Ronco or K Tel product?

I think you should tell us....there's 2 names there which happily I'd completely forgotten about, but would now like an update.

[kerry red]

Found a Gaggia coffee maker, completely unused. Cost a few quid at the time but it's so much easier to lob a spoonful of Maxwell House in a mug than fart around with that thing.

Ditto Slow Cooker