The microwave is a Samsung no longer available. Here's the rest of their reply.

Hello and thank you for contacting the Food Network. Many of our viewers ask us
where to buy the products used by Rachel Ray, host of 30 Minute Meals, so we've
put together the detailed list below for everyone to receive.

Resources:
- Colorful cutting boards are called Jelli Boards and can be purchased at Crate
and Barrel.

- Yellow oven is a vintage Chambers oven circa 1950 model 90c. Try looking in
local antique and architectural stores, Ebay and old appliance stores. For
alternative assistance, you may try contacting the Old Appliance Club @
www.antiquestoves.com/toac/TOAC.htm

- Retro-style yellow refrigerator is made by Elmira Stove Works and can be
found at www.elmirastoveworks.com for colors and a dealer near you.

- The yellow, red and blue Dansk cookware AND salt holder are vintage - you can
search for them on Ebay, local antique stores and flea markets.

- Garbage bowls are Metlox bowls. Metlox can often be found on Ebay, antique
stores and flea markets.

- Kitchen tiles - Bright green, back wall - are made by Elon tile in Mount
Kisco, NY 914-242-8434

- Microwave made by Samsung and was purchased at Gracious Home 212 517-6300
(however, they no longer have this item available for purchase and we have no
other resource for the microwave)
- Grill pan Lodge Manufacturing #LPG13 Pro/Grid Iron Griddle. One side is a
smooth griddle, and the other is ridged. www.lodgemfg.com 423-837-7181

- Knife is made by Wusthof, from their Grand Prix line, 7" Hollow Ground
Oriental Cook's Knife. Styled after the Japanese Cook's Knife, this blade is
just right for sushi and sashimi - or anything else that needs to be sliced
paper thin. Please visit the Food Network Store for purchasing details at
http://store.foodnetwork.com/home.asp
- Grating tool is called a Microplane or Rasp. She uses # 30020 rectangular,
large Microplane. It can be purchased at www.microplane.com as well as numerous
cooking sites on the web. This tool is actually designed for wood carving, so
dont be surprised when you go to the site and they say nothing about food.

- Cast Iron Cookware by Le Creuset makes the colorful enameled cookware,
www.lecreuset.com or call 1-877-creuset (273-8738). Le Creuset can also be
purchased at the following websites: ,
Campbell's Gourmet Cottage www.gourmetcottage.com or Cooking.com
www.cooking.com

- Cast Iron Grill Pan made by Lodge Manufacturing Company. She uses LPG13
Pro/Grid Iron Griddle. One side is a griddle and the other side is a grill pan.
www.lodgemfg.com

- Stainless steel cookware made by Clad. Visit www.allclad.com and check out
the stainless steel selection.

- Food Processor made by Cuisinart. It's a custom 14-inch Food Processor model
# DFP-14 and can be found at www.cuisinart.com as well as numerous other
cookware web sites.

Thank you for watching the Food Network.

Best regards,
Food Network Viewer Services

Please note that Food Network has no affiliation with any businesses or
enterprises featured on the network and makes no representations, either
express or implied, as to the goods, services, creditworthiness and/or
financial standing of those businesses.

Nancree wrote:
> The microwave is a Samsung no longer available. Here's the rest of their reply.
>
> Hello and thank you for contacting the Food Network. Many of our viewers ask us
> where to buy the products used by Rachel Ray, host of 30 Minute Meals, so we've
> put together the detailed list below for everyone to receive.

Nice reply. I don't know if it was a "form" reply but it's more
informative. Thanks.


--
Steve

Men are from Earth. Women are from Earth. Deal with it.

Steve Calvin wrote:
>
> Nancree wrote:
> > The microwave is a Samsung no longer available. Here's the rest of their reply.
> >
> > Hello and thank you for contacting the Food Network. Many of our viewers ask us
> > where to buy the products used by Rachel Ray, host of 30 Minute Meals, so we've
> > put together the detailed list below for everyone to receive.
>
> Nice reply. I don't know if it was a "form" reply but it's more
> informative. Thanks.


Inaccurate regarding Microplane though. Their website has both cooking
and a woodworking sections.




Brian Rodenborn

(Nancree) wrote in
:

> - Yellow oven is a vintage Chambers oven circa 1950 model 90c.

It's a beaut. Thanks for that info. I was just wondering about that
myself.

--

"I'm the master of low expectations."

GWB, aboard Air Force One, 04Jun2003

Nancree wrote:

> - Kitchen tiles - Bright green, back wall - are made by Elon tile in Mount
> Kisco, NY 914-242-8434

Boggles the mind to think maybe people actually tried to seek them out.

Same people must be behind that show with Cece Carmichael, the other
hideous set show. Family Circle whatever. Like, OH where can I get
that bright orange formica?

nancy

Michel Boucher wrote:
>
> (Nancree) wrote in
> :
>
> > - Yellow oven is a vintage Chambers oven circa 1950 model 90c.
>
> It's a beaut. Thanks for that info. I was just wondering about that
> myself.

I agree, the range is really attractive. Makes me wonder if you can
fit a turkey in it, but all those old style ovens make me wonder that.

nancy

Michel Boucher wrote:
>
> (Nancree) wrote in
> :
>
> > - Yellow oven is a vintage Chambers oven circa 1950 model 90c.
>
> It's a beaut. Thanks for that info. I was just wondering about that
> myself.


Here's one in white for sale:


http://www.macysclassicstoveworks.com/forsale/103.html



Brian Rodenborn

Default User wrote:

> Inaccurate regarding Microplane though. Their website has both
> cooking and a woodworking sections.

Maybe when the statement was written the microplane site
did not have a cooking section.

>From: Mark Thorson

>
>Default User wrote:
>
>> Inaccurate regarding Microplane though. Their website has both
>> cooking and a woodworking sections.
>
>Maybe when the statement was written the microplane site
>did not have a cooking section.
>
>

The particular model number of microplane Rachel uses isn't found in the
kitchen tools section. You'll find it in the hand tools section. There's one
in the 40000 series of kitchen tools that looks similar though.


Agnes