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

[OneUmberJoker]

Microwave

I still have one of those. It's one of my most used items.

Chip pan
Twin tub washer

Grapefruit spoons. Avocado bowls. Electric carving knife. Electric can opener (why???)

My mum.

A butler sink and a wooden draining board.

Cooker with an eye-level grill.

A cat basket on a stool in the corner.

A washboard (scrubbing board) and a mangle. Solid soap for getting stains out of clothes - green for Fairy and yellow or white for Sunlight.

A whistling kettle with string wound round the handle.

Loose tea dispenser as others have mentioned - and a tea strainer to catch the tea leaves as they tea was poured from pot to cup.

Brown glass cups and saucers like pyrex - think they were called Arcopal.

A little net circular cover weighted with beads that could be put over a sugar bowl or milk jug to keep the flies off.

We had one of these. We called it a stretcher. The new build house we moved to in 1972 didn't have one and Mum insisted on Dad installing one.
A sink big enough for a child to be bathed in it. I have photographic evidence of this.
A whistling kettle.
A pie funnel, though it was just a plain white one and not the sort that was shaped like a bird with its beak open.
A ceramic lemon squeezer.
Little serrated knives with curved ends for segmenting halved grapefruit.

Chip pan
Orange kitchen tiles
Hotpot

Spong mincer
Egg slicer
A spinny thing to make ribbons of vegetables
A gadget to cut tomatoes into crowns
Kitchen Aid
Chip pan
Electric wall mounted can opener
A teacup of dripping in the fridge

Pressure cooker

Chip pan filled with solid lard

Strong ammonia cleaner to wipe the grease off the walls

@ImWearingPantaloons @Triflingjelly
I came on to post the same.

That’s the one!!

Washing machine - bolted to the floor. My mum was very proud of it.
2 sinks - one very deep, with wooden cover
Curtains
Butterfly table with Formica top

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I have such strong memories of pushing the button and the smell of the leaves going into the pot.

Yellow kitchenette cabinet with drop down door (My parents' modern addition)
Formica kitchen table (this too)
Chip pan
Tin bath hung on the wall (no bathroom in our cottage)
Sheila Maid clothes airer hanging from the ceiling
Pantry next to kitchen
Open fire
Rug by the fire
Cast iron cooking range which my Mum used to keep immaculate by "blackening"
Slate floor files
Welsh dresser
Half net curtains hung at the windows
Rocking chair in the corner
This was in the 1970's. The cottage used to belong to my Grandmother and
hadn't been updated since Victorian times I think!

@kittyhigham@ImWearingPantaloonsThats the one! Even the wallpaper takes me back.

I have most of these barbthe chip pan and wall mounted can opener.

Teapot and camp coffee

A multi purpose room eh?

From our house: A microwave, a chip pan, a First Aid kit disguised as an elderly biscuit tin, Ribena, and teabags.

From my grandparents' house, where I spent a vast chunk of my childhood: a ceramic chicken to put your eggs in, THAT 1980's kitchen, butter in a dish that you had to melt in front of the fireplace before it was spreadable, Kit-Kats and a willow-patterned dish of dripping in the fridge.

I'd love a butler sink and a proper range cooker, and already have a Kitchen Aid and an electric tin opener (albeit not wall-mounted. I have issues with normal tin openers, but I'm a dab hand at those ridiculous corned beef tins...)

Weevils and a twin tub for me

Lots of formica of course.

I've just replaced my pressure cooker, used at least once per week !

I did have a chip pan, until I bought an Air Fryer 10 years ago.
Moi, the pioneer.

Yes - we also had one!

A wall-mounted tealeaf dispenser..

How else do you wash salad leaves?

I can’t think of anything… the house I’m in now even has very similar 00s wood cupboards and sparkly black counters.

Maybe a TV when I was very small.