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Are you a fan of salad spinners?
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I love my salad spinner. Mine even has a brake on it for when you get into extreme salad spinning ...0
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logic_lizard wrote: »There again, Mum used to put the lettuce in an old pillowcase and swish it backwards and forwards outside - did the job just as well!
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For those of you who spin their salads in tea towels and pillow cases may I say two words 'Mr Bean'?:rotfl:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXKmAGUIDMs0
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I am a member of the Worldwide Community Of Salad Spinner Users.
They are a fantastic invention.
You will wonder how you ever lived.
Don't buy cheap.
Get the best quality you can.
It will serve you well for years.0 -
I just put my washed lettuce in a clean tea towel draw up the corners and swing it round my head. Simple...who needs a salad spinner?This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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My DM owned a salad spinner (the type that you put in the sink) which my DSis has inherited & will now make it’s way to my house.:T I love this salad spinner & I do need to eat more lettuce & salad food so it will give me an excuse:rotfl: as I do hate soggy lettuce
So salad spinners get my vote & I already know where it will be kept :rotfl:
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Boatie_Bird wrote: »LOL, I like the sound of this. Dry lettuce and a bit of exercise at the same time!!
I wash mine in the colander, leave it to drain for 5 mins then put a teatowel over the top and give it a shake ... never had a problem with soggy sald, but to be honest I eat at my desk so don't really take much notice of what im shovelling in my mouth!!wading through the treacle of life!
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trevorelvet wrote: »I am a member of the Worldwide Community Of Salad Spinner Users.
They are a fantastic invention.
You will wonder how you ever lived.
Don't buy cheap.
Get the best quality you can.
It will serve you well for years.
Hmmmm.....This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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