This is the stuff that originally hooked me. I inherited an oval roaster from my great-grandmother. In our family it was known as the magic yellow pot. We swore that she could cook bricks of salt in that pot and it would make a lovely dinner. My aunts were very distressed when she picked this item to go to me since Gram was skipping a generation, but… I was born on her birthday. All the Aunties know that this has been very loved in my home– and daughter Katie will also cherish this item long after I’m gone. What great stuff… 5 generations of service to our family.
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I have a dutch oven with out a lid. It is yellow and the bottom says 2-E and 10. I am looking for a lid to fit this…what should I do or who can I contact for help? P
eBay. You’ll have to watch for a bit… but it will turn up!
I picked up the yellow bean pot just like the one in picture 7. Is it valuable and can I use it?…. I am not exactly sure what for. I think it’s adorable, that’s why I bought it. I paid $7.00 for it.
I recently purchased a casserole dish with cover for $3 at a yard sale. I had never even heard of this before. It is bright yellow with red and black farm animals and food on the dish and cover. Can I use this on top of the stove as well as in the oven? Any other info on this pattern would be appreciated. Thank you.
I was just handed a citron fry pan like the one pictured. My mother-in-law bought it for a dollar and has had it in the basement for years. Now I’m excited!
We have all been cooks in our family. My sister often has chefs over for dinner and she uses my Mom’s old stuff. I bought some at thrift shops and goodwill. It lasts forever with care and you get a great upper body work out! I find it at yard sales, and some European versions and grab whatever I can. this is the Best. Liz in Florida.