What has the OS Board "made" you buy??

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Hi superkeen2save,

Welcome to Old Style If you look in the Complete slow cooker collection there are some vegetarian recipes.


Another couple of threads that might help you here:

Vegetarians and Slow Cookers

Slow cooker question


This thread should help with the shorthand: MSE abbreviations

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superkeen2save

Thanks Pink-Winged
One of these days I hope to be able to navigate these boards and threads as well as you!! (Currently still having teething troubles inserting smilies...doh!)
I've got some reading to do.....http://img.moneysavingexpert.com/smilies/sport-smiley-001.gif

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It is difficult finding your way around at first. If you look in sra's Unofficial A-Z, and click on smilies, that should help.

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li'l_p

1. Microfibre cloths ...WOW, they're so good, bought some yesterday, gave my mum a demo of them on my mirror ...ended up cleaning all the surfaces in the front room!!! I've even brought one into our office and started wiping everything. I've become obsessed with them!!!

2. Stardrops ...another good product although I've always had a bottle in since I got my own place as my mum swears by the stuff and always had some in the cupboard when we were growing up!

thetope

i definitely have this forum to thank for discovering stardrops and microfibre cloths. my house has never been so sparkly!

Ticklemouse

Ok - I've brought my slow cooker out of hibernation and also just 'had' to buy a big one.

BM - bought a decent one and gifted my old one

Microfibre cloths - already had a couple but they seem to have been breeding

Vinegar - mainly in the wash but I've also just succumbed to the Soapnuts too.

Kefir

Stick blender for my mum - I've had one for years.

I've brought my Kenwood Chef out of the back of the cupboard - as a result of which I am now the proud owner of a huge assortment of baking tins and pie dishes.

Microwave/freezer safe plastic storage tubs (ok - I was in the lakeland shop at the w/e)

Pressure Cooker - I managed to get given one

Hand Food Processor - don't have a need for a big one but needed something to chop large amount of onions for the curry sauces. I had one years ago but it got broken so it was replaced.

Hmmmm - haven't got round to the Stardrops yet (have had it in the past) as I am still working my way through all my other stuff.

Churchmouse

Already had/used
stick blender
sewing machine
soda crystals
microfibre cloths ( some years old bought as £4 odd e-cloths :eek: )
Tefal steamer-hardly ever use prefer steamer set over saucepan!

Bought because of this forum
stardrops
more microfibre cloths
soapnuts
More with Less cookbook
american cup set
more vinegar than I would have believed possible

Going to try breadmaking by hand. Have chickened out and bought a breadmix for first attempt, maybe tomorrow!
Considering slow cooker

Probably loads more I can't think of at the moment, but loving it!!

Hellfire

vinegar
vinegar
bicarbonate of soda
vinegar
vinegar
microfibre cloths
vinegar
bicarbonate of soda
vinegar
vinegar

gemmaj

MICROFIBRE CLOTHES! Bought 2 days ago after reading THIS thread, and yes, they're BRILLIANT!!

Can't find stardrops :-(

Rachie_B

i already had a slow cooker ( but used more now thanks to fab recipes on here )

ive bought

stardrops
white vinegar
bicarb
cheaper washing powder etc
soda crystals
stick blender
microfibre cloths

found trillions of uses for the above cleaning items too i save sooooooooooo much now i dont use other cleaning stuff

i want / neeeeeed a breadmaker and food processor next