Big W releases retro kitchen appliances just in time for Christmas

Dec 10, 2020
The retail giant has brought some nostalgic items back to the table. Source: Getty.

The grandkids will never want to leave your house again after seeing the fun novelty appliances that Big W has released just in time for the festive season. The retail giant has taken a step back in time with a range of nostalgic kitchenware that will likely be just as fun for you to play with as it will for the kids!

If you’ve missed taking your grandkids to the state exhibitions and shows this year, why not bring that same fun atmosphere into your own home with the nostalgic looking fairy floss maker that will whip up a few delicious sugar-filled treats.

Or if the summer heat is getting all to much, you could try the snow cone maker that can also be used with a range of different juices, flavours or even alcohol if you want to make an adult-only treat!

The fairy floss machine and snow cone maker. Source: Supplied.

For movie nights, the kids are guaranteed to go head over heels for the retro popcorn maker that not only churns out hot, buttery kernels but that also looks like the real deal complete with a shade over the top and wheels for just $29.

For those who like to indulge their sweet tooth, Big W has a carnival-themed chocolate fountain. Serve with a platter of strawberries, chopped banana, marshmallows and biscuits and let the kids go wild!

The churro maker and chocolate fountain. Source: Supplied.

The carnival-vibes don’t stop there however with Big W also releasing a quick churro maker that involves popping the batter in, closing the lid and letting the machine do its work. Then after a bit of wait time, you can then enjoy the crunchy, yet doughy and delicious churros dipped in the chocolate fountain if you’re feeling fancy!

Along with the big appliances, the retailer also put out a novelty doughnut stand, a quick and easy cupcake kit and a tasty brownie maker.

Oh, and if you’re worried about filling the kids up on sugar, don’t. That’s why you send them back to their parents at the end of the day!

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