Frypan
Shared by Western Bay Museum
This electric frypan showcases, the manufacturer, Sunbeam's, 'Controlled Heat Technology' which features a built-in thermostat designed to maintain consistent and controlled cooking temperatures—an important advancement in home cooking at the time of its release. Constructed from heavy cast aluminum, the frypan offers excellent heat distribution and long-lasting durability. Its interior is polished to a smooth finish, enhancing both performance and ease of cleaning. The domed lid is designed to accommodate larger food items, making it ideal for roasting as well as a variety of other cooking methods, including frying, sauteing, baking and simmering. For added convenience, the frypan includes a removable power cord, The integrated thermostat ensures precise temperature control throughout the cooking process, helping users achieve consistent results with minimal effort—a hallmark of Sunbeam’s commitment to kitchen innovation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hNII0QL0PU Mrs McKay, the original owner of this particular frying pan enjoyed cooking many pikelets and 'roasts' in it, as did her daughter Sue, when she inherited it, keeping family traditions alive until such time as it was donated it to Western Bay Museum.
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Title
Frypan
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Maker
Sunbeam
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Date made
1950s - 1960s
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Subject
Cookery, Domestic technology, Electric apparatus and appliances, Food and drink
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Additional information
Processed material, Metal Processed material, Plastic
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The Old Fire Station, 32 Main Road, Katikati 3129
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Western Bay Museum
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