Mine is a thermos flask bought when my last brother was given birth to since 1999.

Bossforeva: Mine is a thermos flask bought when my last brother was given birth to since 1999.

I bought my Phillips Blender in 2006 . . does it count?

Wooden spoon my mil gave me since 2007, I got a set of three ( wooden spoon) at Walmart last December and they're already broken & long gone .

Ujujoan:

I bought my Phillips Blender in 2006 . . does it count?

sure it counts..
Thats even reminds me, i have a 'National Blender that might have lasted 20 yearz i'll confirm.

Bossforeva: sure it counts..
Thats even reminds me, i have a 'National Blender that might have lasted 20 yearz i'll confirm.

'National' products surely lasts just like the A.C

Bossforeva: sure it counts..
Thats even reminds me, i have a 'National Blender that might have lasted 20 yearz i'll confirm.

National products are classy . . the last forever.

But I hate old scruffy looking kitchen equipment, when there are newer flashier models all around.

Which is why I was glad when I got a Masterchef blender for a wedding present . . . didn't last 3 months and the motor became chaffed. I had to go back to my old and abandoned Phillips. I'm scared of buying a new one, even dou I hate it! *squeezes face*

My mother's mortar and pestle. My grand children (I don't even have children yet) might still see that thing being used

One small pot I used when I was in secondary school. Don't know why I'm so attached to that pot. I just don't want it to spoil.

Ujujoan:

National products are classy . . the last forever.

But I hate old scruffy looking kitchen equipment, when there are newer flashier models all around.

Which is why I was glad when I got a Masterchef blender for a wedding present . . . didn't last 3 months and the motor became chaffed. I had to go back to my old and abandoned Phillips. I'm scared of buying a new one, even dou I hate it! *squeezes face*

I have Philips blender too but mine can't blend beans smooth for moimoi so I hv to go for another brand.
My friend's philips blender can blend very well for moimoi and akara. The blender is damn too old. Looked for it in d market but couldn't c.
One day I will ask her how old.

My Kitchen is fresh & young!!

No ancient items


#barchelorTinz

Royal Roy: My Kitchen is fresh & young!!

No ancient items


#barchelorTinz

is ur Mortar and Pestle also modern or do U pound on Ceramics?

yellowpawpaw:
I have Philips blender too but [b]mine can't blend beans smooth for moimo[/b]i so I hv to go for another brand.
My friend's philips blender can blend very well for moimoi and akara. The blender is damn too old. Looked for it in d market but couldn't c.
One day I will ask her how old.

Mine can oh . . . .
The body is cracked already from over use but I'm reluctant to let it go. The blades and motor remain as sharp as ever.
Where will I get such a strong product now again

My gas cooker given to me as wedding gift in 2009 and 2 cooking pots I bought for my hubby way back 2006 when we were courting

My cooking pots: bought them 8 yrs ago and they are still very new. Scrub them front and back but i'm really tired of scrubbing. Would get a set of non-stick pots by January.

My blender has also lasted for 7yrs and its still in his follow come carton. Yea, i put it right back there after usage.

My cooking spoon is also 8yrs old.

Bossforeva: is ur Mortar and Pestle also modern or do U pound on Ceramics?

Have u seen a barchelor pounding yam for himself before?

Sibi obe mumsy mi.... she bought that soup spoon before she gave birth to me and the last time i visited her she actually used that same spoon to serve me...

a kettle my mum bought when she was a girl,that was like 25 years ago and a gas cooker thats older than me

My microwave and gas cooker, my hubby bought them 4yrs before we got married (we got married in 2005). My pots,pans and even some plates that I've been using since spinsterhood .... I hate throwing things away

I can easily think of what NEVER lasts long in my kitchen!

Electric kettles and can-openers

Interesting thread...................
Have one flask with me, given to me by my mum when I got married, that flask was used for me when I was born and as a baby. I'm still enjoying it today.
The pot my mum used to prepare "obe iyawo" for me on the eve of my wedding day, almost 9 years ago is still useful till today.

My mortar and pestle, as well as wooden spoon and turning stick, with some dozens of plate that were part of my "eru iyawo" are all still in mykitchen.

My stove, I've been using it before I got married, still useful.
My gas cooker, bought in 2006, still there.
My philip's blender I bought in year 1999, still in my kitchen, though, I've not been really using it these days because I have some other new ones around, but anytime, there is a f*ck up, I quickly carry my philip's blender out and it has never disappointed me.
One of our fridges, my hubby bought it before we got married, still in the kitchen and very useful till today.



@op, where is my award

And the honorary award for Best antique kitchen gadgets goes to ..... G G G J J J Jidegirl!!

Sorry , can't resist.

^^ Actually, come to think of it, nothing beats our great-grandmother's grinding stone.

Those things must have been designed to last for eternity and the maintenance is low cost / negligible.

Jide 'n , I sure say una get them plenty for house

na waya o!
U and hubby r from d same planet!
Kudos!

Thermo flask, don't know if it was bought before I was born or when I was a kid. But it should be more than 24 or 25 years old.

Kettle... D original handle has fallen out.
Carved new one with a copper wire

Ujujoan:

National products are classy . . the last forever.

But I hate old scruffy looking kitchen equipment, when there are newer flashier models all around.

Which is why I was glad when I got a Masterchef blender for a wedding present . . . didn't last 3 months and the motor became chaffed. I had to go back to my old and abandoned Phillips. I'm scared of buying a new one, even dou I hate it! *squeezes face*

Shiorrrr......throw it away na. You don't even know how to properly handle a simple blender. I don't blame you sha, you are from the village.

@ topic,

My boiling ring. Now I simply just use it as a souvenir and kitchen decoration.

My LG microwave was a wedding gift and I've bn using it for the past 5 and half years with no problems

My gas cylinder,micro wave oven,chopping board,omorogun,blender

Three basins. White. Metal. With Inscriptions of N20 and other pictures of General Murtala Moh'd.

1986-date

The small stove my mum bought for me wen I entered the polytecnic in 2004. Carried the stove to Uni, service and still with me now that am staying alone. I have changed the stand twice.

@OP, hope I passed your question?