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Birthday Help-Too Much OS To Choose From!
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kiwichick
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Hi All,
Its my birthday soon :T and I am going to ask my DH to go in with his mum and sister to get me something usefull for my kitchen OS style.
Sounds FAB right? It is but I cant choose what to get :rolleyes: HELP PLEASE!
On the wanted list are;
yogurt maker
bread maker
juicer
Each has its benefits, the yogurt maker would benefit the kids mostly,DH wont eat HM but should still save money with it if Ican get the sprogs to eat it
. The BM is purely selfish cause I just LURVE thesmell of HM bread. Not sure how to slice it though, aint that daft
The juicer would benefit usall in terms of the 5 a day, as the kids dont eat nearly enough fruit and veg. The do drink my neighbours HM juice so this would work out.
What do you think I should choose?!?
Help,
Al.
Its my birthday soon :T and I am going to ask my DH to go in with his mum and sister to get me something usefull for my kitchen OS style.
Sounds FAB right? It is but I cant choose what to get :rolleyes: HELP PLEASE!
On the wanted list are;
yogurt maker
bread maker
juicer
Each has its benefits, the yogurt maker would benefit the kids mostly,DH wont eat HM but should still save money with it if Ican get the sprogs to eat it


What do you think I should choose?!?
Help,
Al.
WW Start Weight 18/04/12 = 19st 11lbs
Weight today = 17st 6.5lbs
Loss to date 32.5lbs!!!
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Breadmaker,then get one of the other items for xmas for the family/house present0
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I would choose something for YOURSELF, I would divorce my husband if he bought me anything like that. It's your day, treat yourself..I haven't got one!0
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cheekymole wrote:I would choose something for YOURSELF, I would divorce my husband if he bought me anything like that. It's your day, treat yourself..
:think: However, as this is a joint gift from DH/sister/MIL .... :think:
Breadmaker!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
PMS Pot: £57.53 Pigsback Pot: £23.00
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I would suggest a nice quality all fangled singing and dancing bread maker as the other two can be picked up very cheaply.0
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Right, breadmaker it is then, I really do want one. The next big ? is which one???
I will be able to spend about £60-70 on it from birthday money,amybe a bit more if I put some in too.
I'm not too bothered about lots of programmes butI think one with a programmable timer would be ideal so I could do a loaf over night. Isuppose a bigger loaf is better too? We do get through a shop bought one very 2 days.
Any thoughts?WW Start Weight 18/04/12 = 19st 11lbsWeight today = 17st 6.5lbsLoss to date 32.5lbs!!!0 -
i'v just got the panasonic and its wonderful . its making 6 loaves a week so will soon have paid for itself. i would get the best (after all you'r not paying!)0
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Ask for Argos vouchers, then you can wait til the sales after Christmas & possibly get all three!0
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Definately the breadmaker! I got the Panasonic one with the dispenser and I love it! Never buy bread now! I must admit, thought, that I am quite happy with kitchen gizmos as presents (some people think I'm sad, but I can live with it!)0
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It's no contest, the Panasonic with nut dispenser. If mine broke down today we'd be straight out to buy another one!Enjoying an MSE OS life0
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I'd go for a jiucer personally, but that's just me. Have what YOU want, stuff the rest of themComping, Clicking & Saving for Change0
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