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

[OneUmberJoker]

Microwave

Radio, deep fat fryer, egg cups

@Gribouille at the museum of Welsh Life, the 1985 miners cottage has a bath in the kitchen with a wooden top. If you scroll down to the 1985 one here https://artsandculture.google.com/story/rhyd-y-car-miner%E2%80%99s-homes-through-time/GwWhwQqgrbN8mA?hl=en you can see it. It says it was common as it meant you didn't add a bathroom in the tiny houses

Mincer, egg chopper, Rosehip syrup, toastie machine.

Also a rabbit shaped blancmange mold, grapefruit bowls and grapefruit knife!

My mum's diabolical cooking.
Mince boiled for 2hrs anyone
Grilled (burnt)findus pancakes (crap in first place)

Rats

Fish paste (shudders)
a pressure cooker
a device for pricking a hole in eggs to stop them cracking when they were being boiled
a little pan for boiling eggs which appeared to be made of limescale on the inside
lots of tupperware
a fish kettle

Cold tiles
A massive salt pot
Homemade muesli
Wooden worktops
Butter dish
Boiler
A broken light fitting tied up with string
Velvet tablecloth
Venetian blinds
Bread bin
Fish knives and forks

Salad spinner

Cade lambs in boxes, bring cared for by the family dogs 😍

Soda stream

Someone else mentioned one - my mum had a pump device that mixed milk and butter under pressure and made a cream substitute.

chip pan

Eye level grills were the best! Properly cooked the cheese on toast - rather than kind of warming it up....

Egg slicer
Rotary cheese grater
Robertsons gollli fridge magnets 🫣
A big monthly calendar with every female in the house’s menstruation due date on it.

@youegg A big monthly calendar with every female in the house’s menstruation due date on it. No way!

A copper, my mum used to borrow a neighbour's mangle.

Hostess trolley.

Sounding a bit Generation Game there.

Wallpaper! The wallpaper had fish on it and my dad hung the paper upside down, by mistake.

twin tub
enormous saucepan for boiling hankies
mincer
teapot

oh yes a little pan for boiling eggs which appeared to be made of limescale on the inside
my dm still has this
and i gave her my salad spinner as I have no space in my kitchen !

Don’t ask me why, but a right-handed tin opener. Both my parents were left-handed, as am I, and I thought for years that it was normal to open tins upside down over a saucepan or bowl.

Electric yoghurt maker. Made 6 glass pots of yoghurt. I want one now!

A coal aga.

I have forgotten what it was called but i think it was a mangle: Two long rubber rollers on a stand with a handle that was used to wring out wet sheets after washing.
This was either late 1950s or early 1960s. I remember it well, and the warnings to keep my fingers out of it so they didn't get squashed by the rollers!
If we think women's work is hard now, it was even worse then.