I really believe you should put that little black cup on display in a very safe place! Love this video and your sweet family! Fan from Halifax Nova Scotia! ( I’m an Ivy too!)
Hi Kristen and girls, the stone pampered chef piece is called “bar pan” pampered chef had a pumpkin bar recipe that came with the pan. But you can cook anything on it. You can try baking soda and warm water to try and get the markings off.
I run those through the dishwasher a couple of times and most of the yuck will come off, then when you use it, it will be your yuck, and they call it seasoned. I have found a lot of PC at thrift stores, usually at great prices!
It isn't a whisk it's a dough mixer. We have two of the black cups and two plates... we use all of the antiques and treasures in our house. Enjoy and live with them.. it Aldo teaches kids how to take care
The whisk is not antique. It's from King Arthur Flour and it's called a Danish dough whisk. It's for muffin batter, cornbread, anything you want to gently stir by hand Your girls are beautiful! I love watching you.
Hi What an amazing find with the cute cup. Personally, as others have said, I would display it and not use it. If it’s lasted for 180yrs without being broken, then it’d been tragic to have it destroyed now. Your whisk is a danish dough hook and is a great tool for whisking
Just a thought - you could use the Ironstone cup for small cut flowers? Maybe ones the girls pick even. I have lots of sizes of vase from large to little bud vases and small glasses that I pop blooms in in spring to create variated height displays. A possible way of using it where it's more visible to look at - and away from falling in the sink and cracking (or is that just what happens in my house with bathroom cups! :)
Your daughters are adorable😍😍. Please save that 1842 cup. Put it in a place of honor😍😍. That is a TREASURE for sure and it’s lucky to have survived Goodwill 🤪🤪. You are so lucky to have it💕
Your girls are so sweet. I'm glad you include them once in awhile. Pampered chef is good quality. The stoneware pan is a bar pan. I bought one at a party and thrifted a second because I love them. I make bars, homemade pizza and bacon in mine. I also have two of the large heavy metal bar pans. They are great for bars and cookies. Your flow blue cup is so unique.
The Pampered Chef stone is a bar pan. I have one that I really enjoy roasting my veggies on in the oven. I spritz the pan directly with some cooking spray, prepare my veggies & roast them. You can also line the pan with some parchment paper to make clean up even easier. Spritz a little bit of cooking spray directly on the bar pan, tear off the parchment paper to fit the pan. The cooking spray will help the parchment paper lay flat. I spritz the top of the parchment paper with a little more cooking spray & then add my prepared veggies. The beauty of the Pampered Chef stones is that they get that "cooked on patina" that makes the pan even more "teflon like". Your food just doesn't stick the more you use use your stone. Kinda of like cast iron....the more you use it the better.
Oh my goodness lady! Just my humble opinion, but I wouldn't put that 180 year old cup on the bathroom sink. I sell antiques and I've only ever seen two plates in that pattern and I own a small plate that is very similar but was made in 1851 so it isn't identical. All that to say, it's rare and VERY old and irreplaceable. I'd put it behind glass, just for the sake of preserving history.
You found some great finds!! Your girls are so precious and I love how you include them in your videos and not tell them to be quite! Y’all are such great parents! I Love your channel! Thank you! I look forward to the next one! Many blessings over y’all ❤️
The stainless half sheet pan is the best thing! I use mine for everything, even thanksgiving turkey. The stoneware bar pan is great for reheating things in your oven that you want to crisp up…our microwave broke 5 years ago and we never bought another one but we use the stoneware to reheat things instead. It will last you a lifetime, just don’t soak the stone in soapy water for a long time as it is a porous material that will absorb. A light scrub with soap is fine. You have an awesome goodwill!
Cutest family ever!! Ivy walking and talking! So cute! I love the 1st mug. Looks like a fun snow day. Much better than our 6+ days of record setting 90 in February in Florida. blah
I have 3 pc stoneware bar pans in various stages of "seasoning". I make bars in them, but mostly I love them for roasting veggies and potatoes in them. I've made dinner rolls and pizzas on them.
Rosie's facial expressions. 😀Love the shopping portion and seeing your finds. I do know that Pampered Chef is expensive because over the years I've been invited to Pampered Chef parties. I wish I knew what that last heavy piece was.
WOW! What an unexpected TREAT! I wasn't expecting to see you and your lovely girls, today. Right off the bat, let me just say YOU make VINTAGE COOL! So glad you got that Two Rivers mug .LOVE that flow black cup! AESOME find! While you guys are having snow, we are in the mid to upper 80's already. Thanks for uploading another great video!
Kristen just a heads up. I understand that if there is crazing on anything that might be painted, it can leach lead. Older pieces usually have crazing. I am not 100% sure if lead would be in a very old pieces like that. You can probably research it to get the right answers. I just want to mention it so that you know. I collect old transferware, and had no idea until I saw someone else bring it up on another channel I watch. She bought a lead testing kit, and tested some very old dishes for lead. Some did test positive. I just display mine.
The pampered chef product is “stoneware”. You can bake cookies, and it won’t stick. I had mine for a long time. Iove when I find some in thrift shops. I found the meatloaf or bread stone ware. 2 of them for $2.00, yay!!!
Love seeing the girls and Buddy in videos! The clip of him coming in from the snow had me thinking: have you tried the whisk trick to get snow out of his fur? Here's a video, hope it helps! ru-vid.comWG_dIaLfNFA?feature=share
Enjoyed your haul! Such unique items. I’ve iI always wanted a danish whisk but they are quite pricey we. I loved seeing your precious little girls! They grow up way too fast so enjoy them!😘
Danish dough whisk, also known as a "brodpisker" in Danish { meaning "bread whipper" } ...only whisk you'll ever wanna use from now on for the rest of your life! Its unique design makes it wrk just like a reg whisk, but more efficiently. And 59 cents is a steal ($6 is really CHEAP for a brand new one!).
Your girls are so adorable! The bar pan is great for brownies and bloodies, the metal sheet pan is great for oven roasting just about anything. Love that cup and it’s history!
Wonderful items, love your girls. Just a little warning … you may want to test your antique flow “black” cup for lead before you drink out of it. Amazon sells test kits for this purpose. Ironstone prior to 1970 often had lead in the glaze to some degree, which over time can be dangerous, especially for kids.
That’s a Danish dough whisk. Not vintage. They were big the last couple of years and run about $15-20. LOVE the black ironstone cup but PLEASE don’t use it as a bathroom drinking cup. Something 180 yrs old deserves to be cherished and protected, plus it could contain lead paint. Not safe.
The black flow cup is flow blue in the Mulberry color way and is more rare than flow blue!!! It's a tea cup, early tea cups didn't have handles. It's value could be over $25 to $35!!! Maybe even more!! Depending on the condition and buyer. The other item wisk type is an European dough hook/stirrer...they are awesome and that one looks about maybe 5 years old. They sell exactly that type on Amazon less than $10.
Oh you will love the other pampered chef. That will not burn the bottom of cookies. Moths markings stay!!!! That’s the oil from what’s been cooked before. All you do, is take a plastic little scraper that would of came with it in the beginning. You do not wash them. I’m telling you, you will not have a cookie burn at the bottom. It’s wonderful. I have 2ams wish I had me more. READ THIS!!!!! 🥰👍
That is my favorite black flow I can never find it it’s stunning right? Love your hair so pretty I loved your entire haul pampered chef is so long lasting I have been looking for ironstone all year and nothing 😫😫😫😫
The whisk that you held up is a dough whisk for making bread I don't really think it's an antique I have one I bought mine on Amazon and I also worked at Hobby Lobby and we got them in in our spring collection
We buy pizza dough at the store. Have the girls pat it out on the stoneware. Then dress the dough with pizza sauce and favorite toppings. They'll Love it
I have the same whisk. Mine was new and I think it is a “Norwegian Whisk.” Or Swedish? I cannot remember now. But the cool thing is that it works so well when you are whisking something.
Loved your video especially seeing your darling girls!!! I wonder if you could contact Pampered Chef direct to find out recipes and cleaning ideas for the cookie sheet and stone. I have a wonderful pumpkin bar recipe that makes a lot and it is necessary to use a deeper cookie sheet or stone like you found. I love your thrift store hauls.....I am downsizing so I take a lot to our local thrift store!! You are one of my favorites to follow!!
My sister lives close to Pella Iowa The stoneware pan will turn dark and get smooth as it ages from use mine is very dark now You can bake bar cookies or I make fries on mine they get crispie on there lots of baking uses
Such a fun video and so excited to see you early in the week. The pampered chef stoneware pan is great for cooking anything. Wash it with hot water. The darker it is means its seasoned well. So brownies, cookies, homemade baked potato fries or steak fries, anything. Use it you will love it.
I had a cup for about 10yrs that I thrifted and used it in my bathroom for my toothbrushes. It was a small milk glass cup and it broke so I looked it up to replace it. I found out it was rare and very valuable over $100. I was so sad about it and regret using it in my bathroom.
Your girls are precious. Our Goodwill prices are crazy high..higher than retail. I found a new one and they wanted 5.49 for a paper back book..going to go back and look at all the shelves. I agree..put the cup on a shelf or in a cabinet with glass to show it off. Love your videos .
