bun warmer

20 years ago

Does anyone have an old fashioned aluminum bun warmer used on top of the stove? Do you remember how to bake potatoes in it? How long, how high a flame? Thanks.

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User
20 years ago
I remember my mother's aluminum bun warmer, and I recall her baking potatoes in it, but I have no idea how she did it. Sure brings back memories, though.
nyow
20 years ago
These are sold as item 44679 for 25 bucks (U.S.) by Vermont Country Store at 802 362-8440 (also online).
Good-Luck, NYOW
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chisue
20 years ago
Gosh, I cook my potatoes in the microwave; in four minutes you have a fluffy baked potato -- or *potatoe* in parts of Indiana.
kbuzbee
20 years ago
ChiSue - I'll do them in the mic too when I run myself out of time but I really like the way the skin crisps up when I do them in the oven better. To me, that is the best part of a baked potato(e). Never seen the bun warmers (that I know of) Have to go look at the Vermont Country Store site.

Ken