Look at this Fabulous Retro Find for my daughter!
It's a Vintage 1950's Sunbeam Mixer...
...with the original glass bowls and the two sets of beaters!
The mixer pops off to switch to a hand held style!
It was only $5.00 at a garage sale!
It was only $5.00 at a garage sale!
My soon-to-be 21 year old daughter is starting her 3rd year at college.
She just moved into her very own 1920's era apartment downtown.
(She lived with 3 other girls last year!)
She loves to bake (especially cupcakes)!
She is going to be excited!
Of course I had to try it out first...so I made her a pan of "blondies" !
Happy Baking!
The mixer reminds me of my mom's back in the 50's. Neat! She made some great Brownies with her mixer! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is a nice addition to your daughter's kitchen.
Oh you are The Best Mombie ever! Yet another fantastic find. Isn't it wonderful to help set up a daughter on her own (after the tears, of course). Wishing you a lovely long weekend, my friend! **blows kisses** Deb
ReplyDeleteHow fun! My daughter would love that too! An apartment by herself is so wonderful. My youngest has two roommates and the drama never ends. Best wishes to her. Love the view!
ReplyDeleteWhat a find! Great price too.
ReplyDeleteI bet she WILL be excited!!!
Have a super weekend.
I'm sitting here in shock...you only paid $5.00 for the mixer. What a deal! Your daughter will undoubtedly make many a cupcake with that lovely appliance.
ReplyDeleteMaureen
What a fantastic find. That view is stunning. Can't wait to see what your daughter makes.
ReplyDeleteHugs RosieP x
I am sure your daughter will be just thrilled with your find! I would be! How lucky is that! xxoo
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun, exciting find. I would have been thrilled. The area where your daughter moved is so quaint and beautiful! I would be visiting her all the time. I am sure with the two of you working on decorating the apartment in vintage fashion...it will be so adorable. Her Labor Day will be a good one when she receives this Mixer and blondies.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous vintage find! Your Blondies look yummy.
ReplyDeleteWow Carrie ,the blondies look great..
ReplyDeleteand love the vintage mixer.. and I bet it works great.. most the time those kinda things should of never of been reinvented..they were fine just the way they are..lol
Have a blessed weekend
WOW!! she's gonna LOVE it!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend.
Great price for the blender. Wishing your daughter a great school year. I love those blondies.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend.
That mixer looks like mine...which my MIL got for me in 1974....and I still use (o: and I make blonde brownies too (o:
ReplyDeleteThe place she lives looks so great ... I am going back to you profile to see where you live.
That was a steal! And I know Gracie is going to LOVE it! Cannot wait to see what she bakes first. oxox
ReplyDeleteWell that is a happy happy HAPPY mixing up, Carrie. I love your sweet kitchen friend! She does do a great job. That pan of blondies looks so sooooo happy!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your time together! Have a sweet Sunday and a wonderful new week. xxooxx
Hi Carrie, Firstly thank you for stopping by my blog-so nice to meet you! My oldest daughters name is Carrie also so I feel like I know you. Love your post-and the mixer. Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteNoreen
That mixer is great - what a find,
ReplyDeleteVictoria xx
Oh, what a great find! She's going to love it, I'm sure. It looks like it's in great condition too.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Marcia
I love downtown Portland, and I love 1920's era homes! Your daughter is so lucky! (especially to be getting blondies from mom!)
ReplyDeleteMy mom had a mixer with those same bowls circa early 80's. It made me smile!
It's really good for 5 dollars ,it is like it was a new one!
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