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I never had any of these nor did I know any child with them. I would suffered some obnoxious kids gladly had they the ability to make pies.....For more Fashion Mockery and 70's toy love visit us at Plaid Stallions.com


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[Earth 2 Chris]

I think we had this popcorn popper, or one very similar to it. That snowman snowcone maker looks awfully familiar as well.

Chris

[Werewolf]

Making pie with no heat? That can't be good.

[HardyGirl]

I had a popcorn popper (that broke after 2 uses), and an Easy Bake Oven. I begged for an Ice-Bird, but no dice.

[Grüner Pfeil]

I know this 7-Up dispenser as Coca-Cola variation. There were two. One from the late 1950s and one from the middle or late 1960s. I'm more a fan of the Coca-Cola ones but I think a price of $2.99 isn't bad yet.

[Marvelmania]

Here's just a couple I had in my collection. There are several varieties. I've seen different Coke, Pepsi, 7-up and even a Dr Pepper one. All with subtle differences depending on the year but pretty much the same. The main difference are some of the coke ones differ in size.

[Werewolf]

Here's just a couple I had in my collection.

Nice collection. I've always kind of wondered how they worked. Like do you pour the soda into it or do you put the soda can into it?

[Marvelmania]

There's plastic cradle inside the cover that holds a soda bottle. As you tip the dispenser forward it lowers the bottle top to pour the soda through the tap into the tiny glasses. A can won't work as it's too short the reach the dispenser tap.