Dang it! They are really trying to prey on our nostalgia!

Lol! Our kitchen wallpaper was brown with white polka dots and orange 5-petal flower shapes outlined in white. Our appliances were avocado. 😳 I still have my mom's avocado kitchen aid mixer though 🤗

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bendybiznatch@reddit

I still have one. Used it for dinner tonight.

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zombie_overlord@reddit

I have a set, passed down from grandma. Orange, yellow, avocado. I don't have a brown one, but I'm sure they made them.

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sorrymizzjackson@reddit

Oh don’t worry, they sell those brand new on Amazon. Seriously. It’s called the retro set.

If I wasn’t trying to actually reduce the amount of random kitchen junk I have, I’d already have them.

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PearlHarbor_420@reddit

And not a nice tan or khaki brown or bright orange, but a burnt orange and a Crayola brown.

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sneakacat@reddit

I need everything in a clear container or it will cease to exist to my eyes.

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Ingonyama70@reddit

It has to be brown with that ugly cream covered lid to REALLY grab ne

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That gives me an idea to put a pop-up booth at a Farmer’s Market called “VBS 1987” and sell cherry cool-aid and chocolate chip cookies out of those containers, and hand out little stones painted like rabbits, sheep and owls.

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Both-Artichoke5117@reddit

In my Grandma’s house, the brown pitcher was always sweet tea and the orange one was either lemonade or koolaid. She never had the yellow or green ones.

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Battle-Any@reddit

My grandma had all 4. Brown was ice tea, orange was orange juice, green was Kool-Aid, and yellow was water. And heaven help you if you left the yellow pitcher empty.

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SeaSkimmer2@reddit

I mean, it’s not this..

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AggravatingWalk6837@reddit

My grandma still has this…

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Astrazigniferi@reddit

I took this set to college with me after it spent a few years out in the camp trailer. Good times.

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Tedanki@reddit

Peak grandma's house vibes. My nonna had not only this dish set, but the Tupperware pitcher too. That pitcher IS summer.

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SeaSkimmer2@reddit

That’s not my photo, but we still have and use the same set daily. Yeah I know, leaded patterns and all.

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SlackerDS5@reddit

If they made a bento box style container, I’d be down. None of those meet my aesthetics. Nostalgia can’t to that.

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Cube-in-B@reddit

These color choices are terrible though

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Negative-Wrap95@reddit

Hmmm, if they're really on it there's a pike bowl in that collection.

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Relevant-Bit-7394@reddit

I can hear the frozen oj sliding out of can and the plop of it hitting the bottom.

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MommaOfManyCats@reddit

I was shocked at the price for the full set! Stupid Amazon ad on Instagram.

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rnotyalc@reddit

If it's not bleeding carcinogens into all of your food, is it really Tupperware?

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sdavidson0819@reddit

I remember the brown one at my parent's house. I rehydrated many cans of frozen orange juice concentrate in that thing.

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34thUsernameAttempt@reddit

I did find the ubiquitous yellow strainer in an antique store a few years back. About 8 bucks later, it followed me out the door.

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34thUsernameAttempt@reddit

I did have to explain it to my oldest daughter as to why I was excited over the strainer. She kinda got an idea. I basically got for the nostalgic novelty of it. A reminder of a simpler time seen through the childhood lenses from an 80s kid.

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Trashbagok@reddit

Private equity Tupperware preying on your nostalgia.

It is NOT the same. Not even close. Don't buy into this, the company is long dead.

It is stupid expensive, and you can buy just as good or better if you just must have plastic, anywhere else, for 1/10th the price.

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ConsistentBasis4234@reddit

this feels like nostalgia being repackaged and sold back to people at premium prices 😭 if I’m paying that much, it better come with actual quality, not just memories.

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