Lakeland products

Lizzieanne

I've just checked the Lakeland website and there are now 12 reviews for this and 11 of them have 5 stars..oh no...I can feel myself wavering!

Enterprise_1701C

I wish to declare a miracle. For the first time ever I went into Lakeland and bought NOTHING. I was rather upset actually, I went in there to get a bacon press (which they have discontinued) and to look at dehydrators which I could have SWORN they had on their website but I cannot now find! In fact, I can't find any in shops!

JayJay14

The place to get dehydrators online is a company called Westfalia but I can't do links!!!

Magentasue

http://www2.westfalia.net

There are two dehydrators - one reduced!


http://www2.westfalia.net/suche/index.php?suche=suche_hauptseite&suchstring=dehydrator

Enterprise_1701C

Thanks guys - worth considering! Being such a miser though I was rather hoping to get one cheaper or not have to pay P&P!!

Primrose

Lizzieann - How much jam and marmalade do you make in a year? I checked the jam maker out on the Lakeland website and it certainly seems to get rave reviews and be very convenient, but as we make our jam and marmalade in the microwave (where I can also made a maximum of around 3 lbs a time without having to stir it), I'm trying to convince myself that I would probably have to make several tons of jam before this additional piece of equipment actually achieved its pay-back target. But I do suspect it probably is an amazingly convenient piece of equipment for anybody who wants to make "little and often" and just get on with other chores while it's cooking.

ifonlyitwaseasier

talking of lakeland....

i got my dad the veggie wedger last year as a joke present, (tho he loves it) and it developed a crack in the plastic, emailed them asking if i should send it to them to be checked and they said don't worry we'll send you a new one, which they've done!

i :heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls:heartpuls lakeland

Lizzieanne

Primrose wrote: »

Lizzieann - How much jam and marmalade do you make in a year? I checked the jam maker out on the Lakeland website and it certainly seems to get rave reviews and be very convenient, but as we make our jam and marmalade in the microwave (where I can also made a maximum of around 3 lbs a time without having to stir it), I'm trying to convince myself that I would probably have to make several tons of jam before this additional piece of equipment actually achieved its pay-back target. But I do suspect it probably is an amazingly convenient piece of equipment for anybody who wants to make "little and often" and just get on with other chores while it's cooking.

I've never made jam or marmalade before! But I've always wanted to have a go and I've always imagined it to be a bit of a kerfuffle...so when i saw the jam maker I thought it would be great.

I've typed that small because I'm a bit ashamed to admit it! I would, however, fall into the 'little and often' category'. So what do you think?

CoD_2

when yours arrives would you mind posting whether it has recipes for chutneys? i'm trying to convince my H :rotfl:

georgieb_2

I cant believe it!! my jam maker isnt here but the rest of my order is - its out of stock.... pants!!
I was sooo looking forward to rustling up some jam too, not in till 25th july