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Little Chef from Oklahoma
- Thread starter Ian Romain
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BriceNagel
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Little Chef Porta Model. Help with Info/History
Anyone have any info on this cast iron piece?
Model is Little Chef Porta Model
17" across at the handles.
Flip the lid and it can be used a griddle.
Nice heavy duty cooking grill inside as well.
Three legs.
Anyone have any info on this cast iron piece?
Model is Little Chef Porta Model
17" across at the handles.
Flip the lid and it can be used a griddle.
Nice heavy duty cooking grill inside as well.
Three legs.
- JackR
- Replies: 13
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Ian Romain
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I have one like this, but mine doesn't have tge 3 legs. It sits on a stand.Little Chef Porta Model. Help with Info/History
Anyone have any info on this cast iron piece?
Model is Little Chef Porta Model
17" across at the handles.
Flip the lid and it can be used a griddle.
Nice heavy duty cooking grill inside as well.
Three legs.
- JackR
- Replies: 13
- Forum: Show & Tell
BriceNagel
New member
part of one on EB now " just the reversable top" that has porta model in small letters and "Nemco-Tulsa Little Chef" in circle. Nemco foundry shut down not to many years ago. Cook'N'Kettle was from Tulsa but not sure if or how connected.
I did a post a few years back regarding the Cook N Kettle and my piece had basically the same design grill that your piece has. Can't help but think the two products are somehow related. Here's the link to my post here on CIC.