Ronald Howes, the inventor of the Easy-Bake oven, which taught extreme patience to children for generations, has died at the age of 83. Howes created everything from high-tech weapons to printers, but one of the most beloved creations will always be the kids' oven. Over 20 million have been sold since it first hit the market in 1963. You could replace a lot of cake-cooking light bulbs with that money! R.I.P, Mr. Howes. Your legacy is safe. [source]Monday, February 22, 2010
INVENTOR OF EASY-BAKE OVEN DIES
Ronald Howes, the inventor of the Easy-Bake oven, which taught extreme patience to children for generations, has died at the age of 83. Howes created everything from high-tech weapons to printers, but one of the most beloved creations will always be the kids' oven. Over 20 million have been sold since it first hit the market in 1963. You could replace a lot of cake-cooking light bulbs with that money! R.I.P, Mr. Howes. Your legacy is safe. [source]
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