#2. Vintage kitchen collection

[@heatherfling7095]

Love and enjoy your talks and stories. Love what you show. Thank You .🤍

[@mehrit1648]

Hi I enjoyed video thanks for sharing.

[@karenharris1846]

Thank you for sharing these treasures with us! Thank you!!!

[@raleighfan9640]

I enjoyed your video and seeing your vintage kitchen items! Thank you!

[@irmablanco863]

Love the cake box

[@isabellavalencia8026]

Lol i loved the thermos story...very cute

[@SuzieQ-lw2kp]

Loved seeing these things enjoy watching videos like this i love vintage.

[@theresafulton9609]

Hey beautiful Gran Gran!!!!!! Happy happy Saturday!!!!!!! Always love seeing you and your vintage pieces spending time with you is so much fun and I am always learning something new!!!!! Thank you for all your kindness and love you are loved beyond words!!!!!!! God bless your journey always ✝️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@crystalnewman4238]

I love. Everything youve. Showed. Im into. Getting vintage. Pieces. I thrift. Fleamarket. Collectable. Stores

[@garybrunet6346]

Thanks ❤️🙏🇨🇦 Gary from Montreal Canada .

[@brianhartz9076]

Just came across your channel. Loved every minute! Now I'm going to watch them all! 👍😁👍🇦🇺

[@TNmomwith3kids]

Sevierville here. Love watching and hearing your stories!

[@dennytree9225]

Love listening to your videos. So heartwarming 😊

[@brendalamson2493]

Thanks for sharing. 🎉❤😊

[@valeriedelaney5245]

Hi Miss Pat, I just found your channel today and have watched several of your videos already. You’re such a lovely lady with an endearing personality! I am a kitcheny person as well and really enjoyed your vintage treasures! I have the same bottle opener which was my auntie’s. Can’t wait to see your fiesta ware display!

[@desiriemendez]

What gems! Everything has held up so impressively. A true testament to the quality of vintage kitchenware items. Loved everything.

[@reginaraney3696]

Love seeing all of the items you showed!! I absolutely love seeing the vintage things!!!

[@donnahafner9241]

Thank you Granny Pat. You did a fine job. I enjoyed seeing and hearing about your vintage kitchen items. I collect them also.

[@jensherman2771]

Ohhhh! I love seeing and hearing about these timeless items! Thank you for sharing 💛

[@diane8937]

Needs to hurry up and not repeat soooo much!

[@juttadestiny6810]

Very interesting! Great collection ❤️ i guess im “vintage” now (68) best wishes from sydney australia 🇦🇺

[@janetbransdon3742]

Such lovely vintage kitchen items. 🥰

[@2manyroberts]

You've come a long way since this was made! Great job! Loved the cake pan, the ice bucket & the unique pie pans!

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

And I’m hoping to keep moving on. Thanks for your support.

[@MariaLovesThis]

I adore this lady!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sai.bot222]

I see you in every video of she, it shows the affection you have for her ♥️ I keep watching her videos and her story, I like them

[@londonkyguy]

I remember that waterless cookware and the parties . My mom had one of those parties . It would have been in the 60s when she had it.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

My mother,too.

[@isabellavalencia8026]

Thank you granny pat!

[@melishamason7241]

I enjoyed the video. I have never seen some of those items. It’s nice to learn about them.

[@christopherv.2226]

Thank you for showing your collection. I agree, there is always a story behind each piece, which makes everything just a bit more special.

[@lindaplunkett1864]

I just discovered your channel and I LOVE you!! My mom and dad received the exact same penguin ice bucket for a wedding gift back in 1957; they gave it to me have it to me and I treasure it. Thank you for your excellent content and I look forward to many more episodes.

[@kathynorris8383]

I ordered the bun warmer on Etsy as soon as you shared yours! What a great kitchen item! The one I ordered is from West Bend from the 70’s. So excited to use it for the holidays.

[@marmina3181]

Dear Pat you look so pretty in this blouse and love your hair and jewelry…this blouse rocks on you honestly ❤

[@sherryederheimer7294]

Iced tea and chili!!

[@nancycurtis488]

On the bread warmer, my mother, and then I, always put a little water in the pan, then put the inside pan with the rolls in it inside the outer pan…the water gets hot and causes steam to keep the bread or rolls hot. If you don’t put water inside the outer pan, it would eventually burn even on low heat. Is that how the one you have is used? I thought it might be different then the one I have. I love antique and vintage kitchen things. Thanks for showing yours.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

I believe they sre the same. The water also helps keep the bread moist.

[@lisacilli8711]

Just found your channel and LOVE IT!

[@retamckeehan4935]

Pat, I love vintage/antique anything! I love your egg cooker especially. My mom and I loved antique malls & collecting. I have a set of pink Hazel Atlas Crinoline dishes. My grandmother collected them when my mom was a girl. She got pieces from either laundry detergent or oatmeal (I have forgotten which one). I have a service for 24, because I kept finding more pieces. I love the history behind items & am glad to learn from someone that knows so much about them. I am going to have to binge watch your videos & catch up. Thank you for posting!

[@MsDaleMarie]

I just looked up pictures of those dishes. They are so pretty!

[@jenniferoceanhomestead]

Love the older stuff that was built for quality and to last !!! Was worth the cost to buy !!!

[@PNWShanaLee]

I loved seeing your antique goodies! Also, yes, that area of the can opener is for Mason jars! BUT the watermelon picture on the wall, have you talked about that yet? I LOVE IT! 🍉

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

There’s a story here. I’ll do it one of these days. Just hang in there.

[@brendabrooks9699]

I love all your stuff. My husband and I are antique collectors we love it. ❤

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

That is awesome!

[@Paulaatmdbqdotnet]

I just found your channel and LOVE your videos! Thank you for creating them!❤

[@jacquestedcooper]

I really enjoyed your channel and I think you did a wonderful job. I love hearing your stories. Thank you

[@mariatrotter6889]

I love seeing your old appliances and sharing the history. Thank you

[@karencooley6723]

You are doing great!❤️

[@zrp8y23]

Love the green stoneware pitcher on the top of your china cabinet. Can't tell what the pattern is but the color is fabulous. David

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Two cows. It was a milk pitcher. 102 yrs old.

[@jenniferoceanhomestead]

The stove that came with the house I bought 3 yrs ago is a 1964 Enterprise… still works great but missing a burner I can’t replace … can’t find the size anywhere ! It’s a better stove than what they sell today

[@redsandrock8073]

My aunt had that penguin ice bucket but she used it to keep peas warm at Thanksgiving dinner!

[@gretchenlikes5964]

This was a good one!!! And you looked especially pretty today!

[@misskatzlife5892]

Hello just found your channel. I just enjoy your video so much💙

[@buffalocheckchicks7837]

Love your stories! I have my Mom's cookware! She bought it in the lste 50s or early 60s! I still have it & use it everyday! She bought the entire set!

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Was it called ‘waterless cookware?’

[@karencooley6723]

I bought a plastic egg cooker last year. It worked great.

[@kathylouise1936]

You are very fun and informative. Well, it is official, I have too many things. I have the square cake keeper in copper, the pie taker, egg cups, a similar ice bucket, the waterless 6 quart covered soup pan, and a more modern stainless egg cooker. I had no idea they made the ceramic electric egg cookers in the 30s. Now, the trick to delicious flaky pie crust. Use your regular flour, salt, shortening, and water in a cup of ice. However, after you fill your measuring cup with ice. You then fill 1/4 of the cup with white vinegar and then fill the liquid measuring cup the rest of the way with water. Set aside. Cut your shortening into your flour and salt until the size of small peas. Then sprinkle the level tablespoonful of ice water over your flour mixture, moving the moistened portion aside, and continue until the flour forms a ball. Do not overwork. Sprinkle a flat, clean surface with a small amount of flour. Form 2 loose balls, sprinkling a little flour over the top. Roll out each of your pie crust to about 2 inches bigger than your pie pan. Fit in your pie pan, crimp your edge after folding a small amount of your pie crust under on the edge of the pie. Bake blind after using a fork and poking holes all over the unbaked pie crust at 425 degrees until lightly browned, or fill pie with a mixture to be cooked and baked as your recipe requires. This will make a 2 crust pie or 2, single crust pies. My recipe is 2 cups of all-purpose flour, 1/2 teaspoon salt stirred together, 2/3 of a cup of crisco shortening cut in. Then 6 to 7 tablespoons of ice and vinegar water mixture until moistened. The vinegar keeps the protein in the flour from developing and making your crust tough. It is science. Because of this, your crust is much more forgiving if you use a little more water or happen to overwork the dough. I bake 6 to 8 pies at a time. I bake a bunch.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Thanks for the recipe. I will keep it handy. Living alone, I don’t do much baking. I’m already fat enough. And I love sweets.

[@kathylouise1936]

@Chit Chat with Granny Pat You are not fat. I take 1/2 a pie, cake, or cookies to all the neighbors. Then, even though I am a Chatty Kathy. They are glad to see me.

[@pamelabowling7959]

Just found you I enjoyed so much hearing your stories and I love all of your vintage kitchen ware ❤️💕😊

[@sarahgallegos8652]

I really enjoyed spending time watching you and thank you for showing your collectables. Personally, I appreciate vintage more than antiques. The egg cooker was very interesting. Hope you do show us more of your housewares. God bless you.

[@marmina3181]

Dear Pat I became addicted to your videos your stories and believe me I never skip anything from the beginning till the end.. You are awesome,amazing and pleasant.. I am half your edge almost and I am having difficulty with technology..you are smart and your videos are well organized and each time you have something new to tell and show loveit❤

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Thank you.

[@elizabeth93048]

You’re so cute! First time I’ve watched. I love vintage kitchen items. More please.

[@Amanda-qh4dm]

New subscriber here, I have to tell you I really enjoy your videos. I loved all your kitchen ware but they don't make things like that anymore, its all plastic. Keep making your videos and have a blessed day.

[@InFltSvc]

They had much better items back then , I own a mint penguin ice buck that I never used and I absolutely love it. I got it on eBay many years ago and it came with the original paperwork showing the different things you can use it for with pictures, ice of course , salad and hot soups. But it’s beautiful and shiny and I just have it setting out in my kitchen and one day I just might use it for ice when I have a few friends over for drinks. I also got a wonderful GE pot belly coffee percolator that makes a wonderful coffee. Today it’s all junk. Our American companies have betrayed Us by outsourcing to China and it’s all junk. Hold onto anything that you have from back then and enjoy them…..I love your videos and thank you ! …Brian

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

I’m a step ahead of you. Been using my penguin ice keeper since 1954, a wedding gift. I bought 3 at yard sales to use as gifts. It keeps ice a long time. Wouldn’t part with it.

[@nancycurtis488]

When I buy a antique or vintage kitchen piece, I love to find out the name of the person who owned it, if possible, so I can think about that person and what their life might have been like when they were using that piece. I am 75 and have been collecting kitchen items since I was a little girl. I love owning and using them. Thanks again!

[@PC-mz5su]

Hi there, I just came across and enjoyed your video look forward to more! You have some great wares from back a bit, God bless!

[@Andrea-64]

The bun warmer is a good concept.

[@brendabrooks9699]

You being so real is why I love your channel ❤

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

It helps me when you watch and respond.

[@MrSharonrochelle]

Isn’t that egg cooker something! Mrs. Dash has made a fortune copying that. I got some of the kitchen ware as wedding presents too. The ice bucket sits on top of my refrigerator to this very day. I really enjoy your videos.

[@ladyw605]

I also enjoy vintage kitchen collectibles and I own a number of these type of items. I have a two similar bun warmers that I use all the time. I also have several vintage ice buckets that we enjoy using. Not long ago, when I remodeled my kitchen, I donated a good many of my vintage cake carriers to Goodwill but I did keep two of the Tupperware carriers because they were my favorite ones. I have a good many vintage Pyrex items- casserole dishes, covered refrigerator dishes and several mixing bowls. I also have lots of vintage cast iron that I use all the time. I really enjoyed seeing some of your treasures!!!

[@jeffphillips6795]

Your Terri’s! I was so surprised to see my cake carrier! What a thrill

[@Susan.I]

A 1920’s egg cooker for 4 eggs! We have a modern version of on of those!

[@sirenadaniels3839]

I enjoy your videos! Thank you. Which video is your first video?

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Strawberry Trifle.

[@loriannperry5302]

You are so knowledgeable and so adorable I just found your channel and subscribed! I cook with everything you have shown thank you so much god bless

[@tinaharvey2342]

I collect old kitchen bits several items you had shown I have I did not know that bun warmer was for bread always put a chicken in it to roast a chicken so it would fall off the bone thank you for letting me know what it actually is

[@amaliasoto3456]

Hello just like a few people I just found you and enjoy all this knowledge on your vintage things ☺️☺️

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Thanks, but my knowledge is very minimal because I don’t specialize in any certain item. My main interest is the things I remember as a child that my mother may have used. Especially the kitcheny things. The metal items are mostly ‘Kitchen Kraft’ made in the early 1950s.

[@sandriagutierrez2605]

Really enjoyed watching your video. I collect vintage cooking items, but had to stop too (limited space). You had many items I’ve yet to come across. Thanks for sharing!

[@tinasdiycorner]

I absolutely love this video. I have become an instant fan 🥰 I love kitchen wear 🥰

[@Susan.I]

I hope that you make more segments!

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Keep watching! There’s more to come.

[@MsDaleMarie]

I have the penguin ice bucket (passed down from family if I remember correctly). I enjoyed seeing some of your collection. I love the egg cooker and the cake holder especially. ♥

[@joansmith9658]

Enjoyed your kitchen collection; by the way, I cked on Google & I can get a 2 slice Rowlett toaster for $150. But I take after my mother who could stretch her money a long way. So I will use my toaster oven which makes good toast. I had a regular new toaster but I donated it to a family at church who needed one.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

If my Rowlett toaster hadn’t been a gift, it wouldn’t be sitting in my kitchen. I use it every day. I was in London, England. I wandered into the famous SELFRIDGE’S store (PBS TV series) to see if they carried the Rowlett toaster. Nope! It wasn’t there.

[@nnvincent3]

Cute stories. Thermos is a brand name. The generic name is vacuum bottle.

[@LorraineGuffey]

I enjoyed the humor! Don't know if you heard this Senator John Kennedy from Louisiana said " If Adam & Eve would have been Marie & Boudreaux they would have thrown the apple away and eaten the snake"

[@karencooley6723]

I have been to and hosted and waterless cookware party. I’m 72.

[@sherryederheimer7294]

I have the penguin ice bucket!! Bought from my daughter’s neighbor’s yard sale.

[@donnahawkins3135]

Good afternoon Miss Pat

[@cariemorgangraff4829]

Miss Pat I sure enjoyed hearing your stories. Do you live in Tennessee? I was born in Memphis but I live in north Mississippi. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

I lived in TN 19 years then returned to KY. I’m a KY GIRL.

[@WoolRevival]

Fun, fun, fun! I bought the same ice bucket years ago. It’s great to know how old it is. It’s 17 years older than me😂. Your egg cooker is so cool! Thank you for sharing.

[@marilynalspachtoth5635]

Please tell me about the crock style pitcher behind you on the cabinet top. The grey/blue one sitting on the corner. We have an identical one from my Grandma, but don’t know anything about it.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Marilyn, so sorry I didn’t respond to your question. I have given the pitcher some thought and the one beside the red pitcher is actually yellow ware and has two green cow on each side. I know it was also made in blue and gray. My mother ordered the pitcher from Sears-Roebuck catalog in 1921. It is now 101 years old. We called it the lemonade pitcher because every summer she used it for making lemonade when we would picnic in our back yard. Wish I could be of more help.

[@marilynalspachtoth5635]

@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 thank you so much. Your information was more than sufficient. We have the blue/grey version of my Grandmother’s, but knew nothing of it, other than I love it.

[@shirley4490]

what a sweet dear old woman. All of what she showed I knew what they where hopefully next time she will stump me

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

You are right about the ‘old’ and ‘woman’, but I’m not sure about the ‘sweet’ and ‘dear’! You could probably stump me any day of the week re antiques. There is so much I’ve yet to learn.

[@brendabrooks9699]

I’m staying with you no matter what ❤

[@tamsondarland8951]

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Why Sherry! Isn’t that what you use your thermos for?