If you grew up in any household between the 70s and early 2000s, there’s a good chance you remember that one kitchen staple hiding in your family’s cabinet — the trusty (insert item here: e.g., “can opener,” “cookie sheet,” “muffin tin,” “spice rack,” “rolling pin,” or “mixing bowl set”).
It was always there, ready to help with everything from quick weeknight dinners to holiday baking marathons. Sure, it wasn’t flashy or fancy, but it was essential — and somehow, it became a beloved part of the kitchen ritual.
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