20 Kitchen Gadgets From the 1970s That Made No Sense

20 Kitchen Gadgets From the 1970s That Made No Sense Remember when supper meant plugging a hot dog straight into the wall? These 1970s kitchen gadgets made no sense on paper, yet somehow they ended up on counters all across America. Anna takes you back to harvest gold appliances, late-night TV pitches and the hum, buzz and sizzle of a decade that would try anything once. You'll see the Presto Hot Dogger, the Ronco egg scrambler that whipped an egg inside its shell, the Veg-O-Matic, the mighty Trash Masher, fondue pots, Crock-Pots, the Seal-a-Meal, a bottle cutter, dip crepe makers and the Snoopy Sno-Cone Machine that left kids with blue tongues and moms with sticky counters. Some earned their cupboard space for decades. Others went straight to the back of the drawer. And the last gadget on the list might be the sweetest of them all. Watch to the end, and tell us in the comments which one your family actually used.