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Slow cooker

vix1978_2
vix1978_2 Posts: 119 Forumite
in Old style MoneySaving
Having read people on here rave about them I ordered a slow cooker - and it arrived today! Looking forward to using it now, hopefully it'll make my evening meal easier (and earlier as by the time I get in it's not till 9 that we eat!) :j

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  • Zara33
    Zara33 Posts: 5,441 Forumite
    1,000 Posts
    vix1978 wrote: »
    Having read people on here rave about them I ordered a slow cooker - and it arrived today! Looking forward to using it now, hopefully it'll make my evening meal easier (and earlier as by the time I get in it's not till 9 that we eat!) :j

    They are FAB!! wouldn't be without mine :)
    Hit the snitch button!
    member #1 of the official warning clique.
    :D:j:D
    Feel the love baby!
  • GeordieBird
    GeordieBird Posts: 57 Forumite
    I need to get one.
    My new job makes shopping for fresh healthy things a bit difficult and new house only has a little letter box freezer in the top if the fridge :eek:

    Any recommendations?

    For slowcookers and recipes :rolleyes:

    Thanks

    GB
    Debt, debt, debt:

    [strike]Co-op c/card £1000[/strike]
    [strike]Co-op C/card: £950[/strike]
    [strike]Co-op c/card £878[/strike]
    Co-op c/card transferred to 0% Virgin card :D

    Virgin card on 0% £878

    [strike]BoS c/card £3000[/strike]
    BoS c/card £2887
    Overdraft - £350
    [strike]Overdraft: £260 [/strike]
    Overdraft at £260 but not used
    Mortgage - £80,000
    [strike]Co-op Loan - £7,000[/strike]
    Co-op Loan £6350

    :eek: Trying to deal with my debts :o
  • vix1978_2
    vix1978_2 Posts: 119 Forumite
    I found this thread earlier:

    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=490232
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