What's in your kitchen that looks bad that you still use? (coffee, cooker)

[Larksong]

At my house it's a slow cooker that we got for a wedding present 33 years ago. I have newer ones but I always pull out "old red" to use.

[jim9251]

My fry daddy thingy. Had it for years, looks like junk but works well.

[sskink]

My 8-year old Technivorm. It was never stylish to begin with, but it's looking every bit its age. Still brews great coffee though.

[stan4]

Got a 20 dollar coffee maker in 1998 for a graduation present.
Still use it.

[rural chick]

My old electric cooker .... one of those huge cookers that holds a turkey. Mine belonged to my grandma and she had it in the late 60's. It still works and I still use it if I have to cook at the holidays.

[PennyLane2]

I have some baking sheets that look like he!!. Some of that stuff just won't scrub off of them. They still work fine. I also have a large plastic slotted spoon that has a straight edge on the bottom. It's stained and looks terrible, but I haven't been able to find one like it anywhere.

[Praline]

My lasagna pan and all of my baking sheets (I just keep re-foiling and using them) a favorite paring knife that has definitely seen better days and few beat-up slotted spoons.

[Almrausch]

I still have a few original German pots from the early 60's and all my Arzberg china and hand painted china from Italy that my parents bought 50 years ago!

[Nerys52SoSilver]

nutmeg grater I bought in 1974 , looks awful grates superb

[eating while walking]

My old Chinese cleaver that's dented and scratched to hell. It's been resharpened so many times that it's losing its curve, but a few passes on the whet stone and it's sharp enough to slice translucent rounds out of a roma tomato.