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artha

Nannylala wrote: »

Afternoon it is still so very cold just having a catch up whilst I thaw out with a cuppa and a few vinnies.Lala had me cutting out the finest £2 off vouchers + £3 off dairy spend today no wonder she let me do it I had to take 30 books to pieces so as I did not destroy the bar codes what a clever move that was on her part Then went to T's and used some of them on finest gammon joints for xmas also got lovely whoopsied lilies and nice piece of fillet steak for my supper already had whoopsie mushrooms so thats me sorted. M:Tanaged to find a clipstrip full of the candle lighters so all in all a good day

I just score the critical bit with a stanley knife and they tear out clean and intact.

davemorton

Picasso7 wrote: »

Don't know about a list of triggers, but 2 boxes of ff work with a trigger and the LOB is one as the Ferrero Raffaello (212g) £4.00 (thanks to Leothecat).

Cheers, off to get some ff & Raffaello

LaaCaz

Evening elite.

I would just like to say a massive thank you for all your support and kind words today. I send hugs to all in similar situations x

Enterprise_1701C

Picasso7 wrote: »

Be aware that the Kenwood Chef is not a processor though, imho, it is miles better. The only thing I use my processor for is to scrunch large quantities of soup. The Chef wins hands down on everything else. And the old ones are cast iron and very strong. There is at least one thread here, I think, which is about the Chef (may be wrong) but if you Google you can find all sorts of information.

For grating cheese I use an old grater which sticks to the worktop with suction which Mum gave me when I went to university! It may have to be retired at some stage since the metal drums don't seem to like my relatively newly acquired dishwasher. But grating cheese in the food processor seems to generate too much washing up/bulky things in the dishwasher. How do other people grate cheese?! I've not tried Delia's cheat mini processor for that. Does it work?

My Kenwood Prospero has a food processor attachment

Picasso7

elainemn wrote: »

My Kenwood is still going strong after 25 years. I got this 2nd hand. Think it was at least 10 years old when I got it. Love it. Did consider getting a newer model, but decided not to as there was nothing wrong with it & could not justify the expense. I have every attachment going including potato peeler, mincer, sausage filler, coffee grinder. These are all in the loft unused, but I can not part with them (not sure why as quite a big box). I got this for nothing from a relative as they did not use it.

I don't see the point of a newer model as my local repair man says they are not as robust. I suppose they do more things... I've got a modern potato peeler (not the old one which uses something like sandpaper!) but don't use it as much as I thought I would -- a poster encouraged me to get it. But if you have all those unused attachments, you might consider selling them on ebay. I think they usually go for quite a bit. I don't use my mincer very much, but in the happy days of DTD when the pork joints were being given away, I ended up mincing one or two. It was a bit fiddly, but the meatballs were out of this world!

Picasso7

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

My Kenwood Prospero has a food processor attachment

Brilliant! Mine is from the Dark Ages before food processors!!

warby68

Picasso7 wrote: »

Be aware that the Kenwood Chef is not a processor though, imho, it is miles better. The only thing I use my processor for is to scrunch large quantities of soup. The Chef wins hands down on everything else. And the old ones are cast iron and very strong. There is at least one thread here, I think, which is about the Chef (may be wrong) but if you Google you can find all sorts of information.

For grating cheese I use an old grater which sticks to the worktop with suction which Mum gave me when I went to university! It may have to be retired at some stage since the metal drums don't seem to like my relatively newly acquired dishwasher. But grating cheese in the food processor seems to generate too much washing up/bulky things in the dishwasher. How do other people grate cheese?! I've not tried Delia's cheat mini processor for that. Does it work?

I have a plastic box with a metal grater top - when you've finished grater swaps for box lid. Simples Was a quid at T a few years back and soon replaced all my fancier gadgets :rotfl:

Miss_Laid

Picasso7 wrote: »

I don't see the point of a newer model as my local repair man says they are not as robust. I suppose they do more things... I've got a modern potato peeler (not the old one which uses something like sandpaper!) but don't use it as much as I thought I would -- a poster encouraged me to get it. But if you have all those unused attachments, you might consider selling them on ebay. I think they usually go for quite a bit. I don't use my mincer very much, but in the happy days of DTD when the pork joints were being given away, I ended up mincing one or two. It was a bit fiddly, but the meatballs were out of this world!

My potato peeler (bad description really and its more of a new spud loose skin remover) is the sandpaper kind, one day in the summer my kitchen had a funny smell, over the next few days the smell got worse and worse, I had the fridge the freezer the cooker out checking but couldn't find the smell, in the end I traced it to the top cupboard my hubby had put away the peeler before it had been washed!! :eek:

Picasso7

Miss_Laid wrote: »

My potato peeler (bad description really and its more of a new spud loose skin remover) is the sandpaper kind, one day in the summer my kitchen had a funny smell, over the next few days the smell got worse and worse, I had the fridge the freezer the cooker out checking but couldn't find the smell, in the end I traced it to the top cupboard my hubby had put away the peeler before it had been washed!! :eek:

Yuck!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Picasso7

warby68 wrote: »

I have a plastic box with a metal grater top - when you've finished grater swaps for box lid. Simples Was a quid at T a few years back and soon replaced all my fancier gadgets :rotfl:

That's really helpful. Thank you. Will keep an eye out for one of those.