
This pan was made in the 1930's and is currently listed on ebay for "only" $400.
It was meant to make cornbread shaped like acorns. Or so they claimed.
I don't think they look like acorns at all, and neither do very many people.
They look like... um, microphones. Yes, that's exactly what I think they look like. Microphones.
Legend has it that Lodge discontinued this pan because one of the wives objected to the design.
I guess she didn't like microphones.
You WERE thinking microphones, weren't you?
I have one of these and have never seen another and only heard of 1 more. I've had mine 30+ years
ReplyDeletedeb in Georgia
Could have bought one for 6 dollars at the flea market. Friend ox mine bought it and told me what it was
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