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Aunt Christine's Bread Pudding
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Vintage Hankscraft Ceramic Egg Cups circa 1940s-1950s - Set of Two john wiley and sons That ambiguity doesn't sop us{HISTORY} A favorite kitchen appliance from the 1920s 1960s, Hankscraft Electric Egg Cooker was a marvel of the 20th century culinary experience, Using just a few tablespoons of water and an electrical current, these small, electric dome shaped counter top cookers poached, boiled, and scrambled eggs in just seconds. Using an innovative design invented by American engineer, Marshall Hanks (1875 1952) in Madison, Wisconsin, the electric cooker not only