1927 Empire Toy Stove Oven by Metal Ware Corp. A truly beautiful stove that you can use smaller regular cookware with. Dimensions: 15” wide x 6” deep x 14” tall. 600 watts. It heats with mini wire coils. You can fry, bake or boil. I love this stove.

Kingston Products Corp Model 312 Little Lady electric stove. Exact age unknown, likely late 1930's/40. Has both a cook top and oven.  It heats with mini wire coils. You can fry, bake or boil. The wiring has been replaced and it works great.

The Kingston Products Corp Model 408 electric stove has mini wire coils for heating.  Exact age unknown, likely 1930's. You can cook with this using real mini pans! Fry, boil or bake. About 9 3/4" Long x 5 1/4" Wide, 7 1/2" Tall. 175 watts. It even has a temperature gauge on the door. Another favorite.

The first Easy Bake Oven by Kenner. Comes with 3 pans. These pans are squared off, slide into the oven on tracks, and are specific to this model. No other pans are compatible with this model. Cleanup is easy. If you’re interested in this model, make sure it comes with its original 3 pans. Uses two 100 watt light bulbs. The popcorn accessory is a nice edition to this oven.

Kenner Easy Bake Oven model #1600 in yellow. Comes with 3 pans. These pans are squared off, slide into the oven on tracks, and are specific to this model. No other pans are compatible with this model. Cleanup is easy. If you’re interested in this model, make sure it comes with its original 3 pans. Uses two 100 watt light bulbs. 

1967 Kenner Big Burger Grill. It uses one 150 watt light bulb. This small grill heats up fast and cooks well. Cleanup is easy. I used 1/2 cup ground beef to make this burger. It took about 15 minutes to cook both the burger and onions.

The 1967 Chef Boyardee Pizza Party Oven comes with two 6" x 3/4" pizza pans, a pan lifter and pizza cutter. Uses two 75 watt bulbs. The back opens up with two screws, making cleanup and changing the bulbs easy. One 12" pizza kit is all you need for making approx 4-6, 6" pizza's-when using between 1/4-1/2 cup of dough for each pan. Simply preheat the oven for 15 minutes.  I cooked each pizza about 30 minutes. Nice sized oven. Tip: Don't add too much sauce or the dough will take much longer to cook. You can freeze any leftover pizza dough.

1968 Suzy Homemaker Oven. Uses one 60 watt light bulb. Nice oven. There are two versions of this oven, this one uses a 3" round cake pan, and the larger 'super' model can bake a larger cake. The super oven uses two 100-watt incandescent light bulbs. Other pans up to 4" x4" will fit in this oven.

This 1968 Suzy Homemaker Super Grill has never been used! Uses a heating element instead of a light bulb. This grill cooks well. It opens up for easy cleanup.

Released for the oven's 10 year anniversary, the 1973 Kenner Easy Bake Oven in lime green is branded with 'Betty Crocker', and comes with three pans. These pans are squared off, slide into the oven on tracks, and are specific to this model. No other pans are compatible with this model. This model also comes in several colors. The inside is roomy and cleanup is easy. If you’re interested in this model, make sure it comes with its original 3 pans & pan pusher (note the small green tool, which is a special tool for pushing the pans into the oven).   I also have a 9.5" long yellow pan lifter. Replacement pans are not made, and originals are hard to come by. Uses two 60 watt light bulbs. I love this shade of green.

The 1976 Coleco Holly Hobbie Oven uses the standard 3.5” wide, 3/4" high round pans. You can even use the deeper 1" deep round pans. Comes with a 10" wooden paddle. If your oven doesnt have the wooden paddle, then purchase a regular plastic pan pusher online.  You can also use both a muffin tin & a sheet pan with this model, though they will just fit. Refer to the pics for sizes. Cleanup with this model is easy. Replacement pans are available online. This model is one of my favorites. Uses one 100 watt light bulb.

The 1982 Kenner Mini Wave Oven uses the standard 3.5” round pans.  Replacement pans are available online. Best for cooking foods that won’t rise much, such as cookies.  Make sure the food doesn’t exceed the height of the pan.  I don’t recommend using any other pans.  Excellent for making pizza, french fries, roasted veggies, cakes and cookies. Cleanup is easy though since the back is easily accessible. Cooks well. Uses one 100 watt light bulb.

Released on the 20th anniversary, The 1986 Easy Bake Dual Temp Oven has a lever that allows you to open or close 2 flaps located inside of the oven. In doing this, you can reduce the temperature if you wanted to.  Uses the standard 3.5" pans. A white model was released for the 25th anniversary. Cleanup is simple since the back is easily accessible. Excellent for making pizza, french fries, roasted veggies, cakes and cookies.  Make sure the food doesn’t exceed the height of the pan.  I don’t recommend using any other pans.  Uses one 100 watt light bulb.

1990 Domino's Make N' Bake Pizza Oven. Another oven that was never used. Comes with one cookie sheet. Uses one 100 watt light bulb. The inside is easily accessible for cleaning. Makes a nice pizza.

Released for the 30th anniversary, The 1992 Kenner Easy Bake Oven & Snack Center is another great model that looks good and cooks excellent. Uses the standard 3.5” round pans.  You can make a wide variety of foods in this. Cleanup is simple though since the back is easily accessible. Replacement pans are available online. Make sure the food doesn’t exceed the height of the pan.  I don’t recommend using any other pans.  Uses one 100 watt light bulb.

1996 Mrs Fields Baking Factory.  Comes with two nice square pans. Uses one 75 watt light bulb. Has rubber feet. Nice looking oven.  It cooks well.

1999 Wham-O Chuck E Cheese's Pizza Factory. Uses one 75 watt bulb. Easy to clean. Comes with two round pans, a pizza cutter and spoon. Has rubber feet. Cute oven. 

A cute oven! Uses the standard 3.5” round pans.  Cleanup is easy since the back is easily accessible. Replacement pans are available online. Make sure the food doesn’t exceed the height of the pan.  I don’t recommend using any other pan.  Uses one 100 watt light bulb.

The 2002 Real Meal Easy Bake Oven is larger than the other models, comes with deeper pans, a large warming oven, storage compartment, timer and slide out cooling rack. It also has an indicator which shows you when the oven is hot!  Bonus: You can also cook two pans at once! Excellent for making cheesecakes or deep-dish pizza. Nice looking oven. This oven has become an instant favorite! Replacement pans are available on eBay.  I love that you can use different pans with this oven. Uses a heating element instead of a light bulb. 

2006 Easy Bake Oven. Uses a heating element instead of a light bulb. It cooked an egg nicely in 10 minutes. Note: The opening to the oven is large, and I think a kid might be temped to put a hand inside of it. Kids need to be supervised at all times to make sure they don't get injured. The company recalled this model for reported injuries. Other than that, this is a nice oven.

A re-packaging of the 2004 model, The 2007 Hasbro Easy Bake Oven also uses the standard 3.5” round pans.  Replacement pans are available online. The opening seems small. Food easily gets knocked off of the pan and into the oven. Cleanup with this model is a little trickier, since the inside is not as accessible as with the older models. Cooks well. Best for cooking items that won’t rise much, such as cookies.  Make sure the food doesn’t exceed the height of the pan. I don’t recommend using any other pan.  Both french fries and vegetables cook up beautifully. Uses one 100 watt light bulb.

The 2010 Easy Bake Oven Ultimate model doesn’t use a light bulb, but instead has a heating element. It has an on/off dial. There’s a pullout storage tray. It doesn’t come with the round pans, but instead has both a cookie sheet pan and muffin tin. The openings to the oven are narrow, so be sure to cook only food that won’t rise much. There seems to be no accessibility should food become stuck inside.  Round pans are not compatible with this oven.