Name something you had in your childhood kitchen that isn't there today?

[OneUmberJoker]

Microwave

So many sorts of tin openers- electric ones, wall-mounted ones, the basic one with a blade that turns the tin into a lethal weapon. Can’t remember the last time I used one now.

Meat mincer
Twintub
pantry
pressure cooker
kettle that you use on the hob

A hand mincing machine that mum used to clamp onto the kitchen table.
A kitchen cabinet before we had fitted kitchen units.
Scales with proper solid weights.
A coal fire.

Pressure cooker
egg whisk with handle that turned

An ashtray!

Oh yes my mum used to keep a cup of cold fat by the cooker!
just thought of another thing, Berylware green crockery.

Meat mincer - very heavy one that clamped onto side of table while my mum would manually turn the handle to grind the meat

Things that many still have but I as an adult don't, although I grew up with them:
Those twirly wooden honey sticks
A butter dish with lid, and a butter knife
A toast rack
A napkin/paper serviettes holder that was always on the table

deep fat fryer, a weird rotisserie style oven on the countertop, ashtray, bin under the sink, twin tub washing machine, box of white wine in the cupboard next to a bottle of whisky, black and white telly, hardwired dial telephone. Late 70s early 80s rural north Scotland

Jar of Bovril. My dad, who was diabetic, used to stir it into a mug of hot milk as a bedtime drink 🤮

Jar of calves' foot jelly (actually rather good, lemon or orange flavour)

Grapefruit knife

@BlarnI had a budgie in a cage who died quite suddenly. This would have been in the mid 70s. I only found out about 3 years ago that he died just after my mum had used an oven cleaner which was very strong….🤔RIP Sparky 😏

Pull out breakfast bar.
Bowl of dripping.

A pulley clothes airer that you could pull down from the ceiling.

Fred the homepride character.

Whistling kettle you put on the stove lol

Parents can be heartless.

A Russian microwave, bread slicer and a great plastic container for whipping cream by hand.
Communist Czechoslovakia. 😊

A chip pan, and a strange device attached to the wall which dispenser tea leaves

I was just going to say that! Known as a "creel" in my part of the world.

I reverted back to one of those about three years ago. It's a Le Creuset whistling kettle which sits on the back right ring of my gas hob... It was invaluable (as was the gas hob!) when there was an unexpected power outage recently...

A loose leaf tea caddy that was attached to the wall and dispensed tea leaves into the pot via a push button mechanism. Ours was a deep red colour with cream contrasts.

A cooker with the gas grill at high level. A handheld whisk that you turn a handle to make it whisk, an in-built larder with air bricks to the outside (would love to have one now though).

We have one!

We had one of those as well. Loved it.

Fish tank

Sandwich spread !