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This might bake your day!
An iconic ’90s toy is back in stores just in time for the holidays — and your inner child will want to get one as soon as possible.
The beloved Easy-Bake Ultimate Toy Oven, which was first introduced in 1963, is now available at Sam’s Club at a sweet price point.
For just $34.98, the toy allows children — and nostalgic adults — to bake real, edible treats in a kid-friendly way that doesn’t involve operating a traditional oven.
This time, the updated design uses a heating element similar to a conventional oven rather than using lightbulbs, making it not only more efficient but also safer to use and consume the treats. They’ve also redesigned the oven door with a tighter opening to prevent children from reaching inside and getting burned by the heating element.
Parents who once got a thrill from baking in their original Easy-Bake Ovens, anxiously waiting to hear the ding of the cake timer, can now share those memories with their children — without the stress or worry that lightbulbs will break or cause burns.
“Need this for myself 😂😂😂,” laughed one adult fan on Instagram.
“This takes me back,” another rused.
When the Easy-Bake Oven first debuted in the ’60s, it was instantly a hot commodity. At the time, it sold for just under $16, which would be the equivalent of about $160 today.
The first model — decorated in turquoise with a yellow mini stove, a working handle and a lightbulb-powered heat source — sold more than half a million units within its first year on the market.
The updated cooking toy comes with one baking pan, a pan tool and instructions, but baking mixes are sold separately.
The Easy-Bake Ultimate Toy Oven is available both in stores and online at Sam’s Club.
While Sam’s Club requires a membership to shop, the Easy-Bake Oven can be found on other retailers, such as Amazon or eBay — but for a price.
Elsewhere online, Easy-Bake Ovens can cost upwards of $160 even when bundled with mixes and utensils, so the $35 price tag is a huge plus.
