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  • sleepymy
    sleepymy Posts: 6,097 Forumite
    Smashing wrote: »
    If someone could explain this to me, I'd be most greatful. :think:

    I think it's made to chase sleepys out of your garden.... bung a few of them in there and I won't be near it :eek:
    The stupid things you do, you regret... if you have any sense, and if you don't regret them, maybe you're stupid. - Katharine Hepburn
  • annie-c
    annie-c Posts: 2,542 Forumite
    trigger2 wrote: »
    are their bags for storing potatoes in any good ? I've been swithering about trying them ;)


    Yes they are, but if you want to be really OS you can make them with blackout curtain liningh material :D
  • sharnad
    sharnad Posts: 9,904 Forumite
    The Insulated Butter Dish is great as is the honey from there

    I think i have to get the chop and drop board for my fella as he gets stuff everywhere
    Needing to lose weight start date 26 December 2011 current loss 60 pound Down. Lots more to go to get into my size 6 jeans
  • lambanana
    lambanana Posts: 685 Forumite
    Anyone with one of those burger makers how are they for homemade veggie burgers? I do like the look of them as when ever I try hm burgers they fall to bits no matter what I use to bind them together!
    Official DFW Nerd Club - Member #398 - Proud To Be Dealing With My Debts :T
    CC: £6412.95 (0% APR until Feb 2015 which I'm hoping is also my DFD!)
    Currently awaiting the outcome of a PPI claim which may bring forward my DFD, fingers and toes crossed!
  • louidog
    louidog Posts: 517 Forumite
    Sharifa wrote: »
    I like Lakeland - it's the closest I get to !!!!!! :)

    This post made me smile....I am always telling people that Lakeland is kitchen !!!!!! for me!

    So glad I'm not alone! :D
    My second favorite household chore is ironing. My first being, hitting my head on the top bunk bed until I faint.
    -Erma Bombeck-
    ~ Member of the MSE Celebdaq Minileague ~
  • TomsMom
    TomsMom Posts: 4,251 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Combo Breaker
    [quote=thriftlady;5667483
    Useful and worth buying

    Green stayfresh bags for your veg
    [/quote]

    I have some of these and have found that quite a bit of condensation is in the bag (even when I've sucked the air out with my old sucker-pump thingy!) and it makes the carrots or spuds wet - even had to throw some lovely Chantenay carrots away :cry:

    Do they have a limited life do you know? How many times do you re-use them?
  • LearningToSave.
    LearningToSave. Posts: 1,428 Forumite
    lambanana wrote: »
    Anyone with one of those burger makers how are they for homemade veggie burgers? I do like the look of them as when ever I try hm burgers they fall to bits no matter what I use to bind them together!

    we have one and we love it!!!!!!! wouldnt be without it...we make burgers from anything,meats,veggies,combos and have never had a problem.its fantastric for us as the children eat healthily even when they have a burger for a treat tea!!
  • annie-c
    annie-c Posts: 2,542 Forumite
    This thread is WRONG!!!! :eek:

    Mods please delete it before I go bankrupt!!!! :D

    I wish everyone would stop tempting me with thoughts of all the loveliness in store at Lakeland.

    The burger press is now calling to me..... The lock n lock boxes have my name on..... Even that daft banana slicer is whispering in my ear that I should at least have a look....


    Thank goodness the store doesn't open on Sundays!!! :rotfl:
  • mumoftwo
    mumoftwo Posts: 1,903 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    I love Lakeland!! I have their adjust a slice bread knife, it works brilliant on nice warm homemade bread!! Saves the kids hacking big chunks out of it :grin: Love the lock 'n lock boxes, the bakeware, the craft stuff, I love looking through the catalogues and could spend a small fortune.. Oh and I have the burger maker too, makes even sized, good looking burgers that the whole family love and when my sister came over from Holland she wanted one! Some things are expensive and a bit silly.
  • lambanana
    lambanana Posts: 685 Forumite
    I am getting a burger press :D have convinced my partner that I will use it and it is not a gimmick and he's agreed to get me one as a present :D should also be getting one of those adjustable bread knives as I have the doorstop bread problem too! It's quite funny, most men will buy jewellery or flowers for a partner, mine asked me to send him links to things I want from lakeland! :D a match made in heaven I say ;)
    Official DFW Nerd Club - Member #398 - Proud To Be Dealing With My Debts :T
    CC: £6412.95 (0% APR until Feb 2015 which I'm hoping is also my DFD!)
    Currently awaiting the outcome of a PPI claim which may bring forward my DFD, fingers and toes crossed!
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