The Daily Dot showcases the colourful history of the Easy-Bake Oven in this article referencing Light Bulb Baking: A History of the Easy-Bake Oven.

Food52, an online destination for food lovers, writes about the enduring appeal of the Easy-Bake Oven.

National Geographic calls Light Bulb Baking: A History of the Easy-Bake Oven “…a catchy and comprehensive history of the Easy-Bake…” in their article titled How Easy-Bake Ovens Taught Us to Cook.

Their article is a retelling of a memory involving one girl’s request for an Easy-Bake Oven.

The venerable Easy-Bake Oven was launched to the masses this week on November 4, 1963. An important time in the toy oven’s fifty-plus year history began in 1967 when General Mills acquired Kenner Products.

Good Housekeeping, the century-old publication for all things lifestyle related, published an article on their website that takes a look at the Easy-Bake Oven throughout the years. The article pays homage to the iconic toy oven with a visual history and brief overview of featured models.

Neil Vazquez of nostalgia website Do You Remember? included Light Bulb Baking: A History of the Easy-Bake Oven in his look back at the iconic toy oven.

Apt613.ca has put together their annual holiday book gift guide focused entirely on Ottawa-based authors and creators. Light Bulb Baking gets a shout-out.

Today is the Easy-Bake Oven’s 51st anniversary! With over 30 million ovens sold to date, and about 13 different models sold since 1963, there’s bound to be one that best represents you. Let’s find out!

Alejandro Bustos of apt613.ca interviews me and takes a look at Light Bulb Baking: A History of the Easy-Bake Oven.

Wink reviews books that “demonstrate what paper books can do”. I’m honoured that Light Bulb Baking made the cut!

Ottawa author Todd Coopee will visit Perfect Books in Ottawa for a special book signing and meet-the-author event.