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Does anyone know how old my Revere ware might be?
I have mine, my mom's, and my grandmother's revere ware. I confess I don't use the frying pans, but everything else I use every day. I add to my collection whenever I see pans at thrift stores. I have a few pans I have warped the bottoms, my bad for leaving on stove.
Insofar as getting burned on sugar off the pan, if you have a pan whose black plastic handle is held on with a screw, you can remove it, turn the pan upside down, and run it in the oven when you use the self cleaning cycle. No guarantees, but most stains disappear in the cleaning cycle; cremated/obliterated. But DON'T trust the plastic handles in the oven.
barbecue in west palm beach?
I very much want the name of the Greensboro, NC Restaurant that the King family has that still makes the BBQ sauce that used to be at Harvey's BBQ in WPB. I bought some Blue Front BBQ sauce years ago at Publix; it was similar, but too sweet. kingjtk, are you still out there??
barbecue in west palm beach?
I very much want the name of the Greensboro, NC Restaurant that the Kind family has that still makes the BBQ sauce that used to be at Harvey's BBQ in WPB. I bought some Blue Front BBQ sauce years ago at Publix; it was similar, but too sweet. kingjtk, are you still out there??
Does anyone know how old my Revere ware might be?
After several years in development, copper clad Revere Ware in the familiar design was introduced at the 1939 Chicago Housewares Show and was a hit. I think it's even represented in the Museum of Modern Art in New York. After a wartime manufacturing hiatus, postwar households couldn't get enough Revere Ware; they had a substantial portion of the market sewed up.
Corning Glass bought Revere in the 90's I think, then sold off all their housewares products, and they are now manufactured overseas, like everything else. You see lots of Revere Ware at thrift, on ebay, and in the kitchens of your older relatives. It's good stuff.
There's even an ebay store that shines up Revere Ware and sells it for relatively big bucks: stores.ebay.com/The-Shine-Shop. But I bought a big set this weekend from my neighbors across the street at their garage sale for $10. They'll be sorry!
