Retro Kitchen: All things Cooky/Cookie

Three of our friends are moving. When I lived in Texas moving into a new place meant a pie plate stacked high full of fresh homemade cookies. One of our friends, Mooflyfoof, is moving into a flat with a late 1940s oven, which of course has me thinking of Donna Reed and June Cleaver.

The Finds: Betty Crocker's Cooky Carnival, General Mills, c.1957, $4.99, Junk Savant; Betty Crocker's Cooky Book, General Mills, c.1963, First Edition, $9.99; JS's Junk.

She already has a Betty Crocker Cooky Book and she loves gadgets (she's got a Breville Pie Maker); so, maybe some cookies and a cookie press for a housewarming gift?

The Finds: Deluxe Cookie King Crank Type Cookie Press Spritz Gun, $22, Atty's Vintage; Cookie Press, $10, Smoky Mountain Kitchen; Cookie Press, Mirro, $8.99, Girl Makes Goods; Cookie Gun and Pastry Decorator, Wear Ever, $22, Vintage Goodies.

Don't worry I won't leave you thinking of cookies and without a recipe to try. Check back this afternoon for an old time favorite that my gram used make.

Credits: Product images taken by their respective Etsy sellers: Junk Savant; JS's Junk; Atty's Vintage; Smoky Mountain Kitchen; Girl Makes Goods; Vintage Goodies.