Easy-Bake Oven - The Strong National Museum of Play

Easy-Bake Oven - The Strong National Museum of Play

nbsp; Inducted Year: 2006 What a bright idea! Power a real baking oven with an ordinary, household light bulb. The best part is that the play makes its own reward. Fifteen minutes in the oven and a slurpy, gooey, doughy concoction becomes a delicious—okay, edible—confection. In the early 1960s, pretzel vendors on New York City streets inspired toy makers at Kenner, Inc. to make the Easy-Bake Oven. Anticipating parents’ concerns about safety, Kenner substituted two 100-watt light bulbs for a heating element to []

Easy-Bake Oven loses lightbulb in redesign

National Toy Hall of Fame - Wikipedia

EverythingCroton: NATIONAL EASY-BAKE OVEN DAY

Homepage - The Strong National Museum of Play

Game Time! - The Strong National Museum of Play

The [Not So] Easy-Bake Oven

What was the Top Holiday Toy the Year You Were Born?

Easy-Bake shake-up

Easy-Bake loses its bulb with 100-watt phase-out

Toy oven oven:1964 Easy-Bake Oven - Kenner — Google Arts & Culture

National Toy Hall of Fame: Strong Museum says these are best toys ever

Easy-Bake Oven: 10 Fascinating Facts About Your Favorite Cooking Toy