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fairclaire

hornetgirl wrote: »

I suppose if you have lots of things you want to spiralize it's a good discount. I don't think I would use it once the novelty had worn off but our meals tend to be functional rather than pretty lol.

My meals are functional......they test the smoke alarm :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

purpledonkey

fairclaire wrote: »

it could be just me but all these gadgets that do things to vegetables make me cringe those mandolin things that people use on cookery programmes make me shield my eyes :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

in reality how much courgetti would you use? I have to say I'm not a gadget for gadgets sake person. That said......I cooked pork chops for the first time EVER today so what do I know. I won't get to courgetti for at least 20 years :rotfl:

Usually I'm you on that, I'm not a gadget person (in any SENSE, Mr Morton ), but I think I would use a spiralizer a fair bit for more than courgetti, like chips and even in baking (could make for some interesting cookies ). Hmmm may dither over this and wait to buy it.

davemorton

purpledonkey wrote: »

Usually I'm you on that, I'm not a gadget person (in any SENSE, Mr Morton ), but I think I would use a spiralizer a fair bit for more than courgetti, like chips and even in baking (could make for some interesting cookies ). Hmmm may dither over this and wait to buy it.

:cool: Whateva

springdreams

PD for me once the novelty value wore off the courgetti maker would soon end up as a dust gatherer.

Alphabet thread bumping along nicely and are now on the lookout for an I

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5181314

ilovegreatdanes

hornetgirl wrote: »

I suppose if you have lots of things you want to spiralize it's a good discount. I don't think I would use it once the novelty had worn off but our meals tend to be functional rather than pretty lol.

Im sure I recently read something about this.you can use it to spiral lots of different veggies as a substitute for pasta so oots of ppl are buying them to lose weight.dont know if its a bargain but I bet once you get one you will use it loads.it will get cheaper wen its been out for abit cos different comps will start making them.
dh just got one of those things that looks like a ceramic saucepan with a hole in the top like a mini tagine.goes in microwave and does ommelettes and onion soup and baked apples.started off on shopping tv as £30 each :eek: but is now £12 each somewhere else.i think its dear but he likes it....keeps him happy:rotfl:

purpledonkey

hornetgirl wrote: »

I suppose if you have lots of things you want to spiralize it's a good discount. I don't think I would use it once the novelty had worn off but our meals tend to be functional rather than pretty lol.

:rotfl: Mine are never pretty, usually slapped on a plate! But fair point. I'm usually quite wary of fad gadgets and won't buy anything unless I know it'll be used a lot (sounds so wrong ).

fairclaire wrote: »

My meals are functional......they test the smoke alarm :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl:

fairclaire

purpledonkey wrote: »

Usually I'm you on that, I'm not a gadget person (in any SENSE, Mr Morton ), but I think I would use a spiralizer a fair bit for more than courgetti, like chips and even in baking (could make for some interesting cookies ). Hmmm may dither over this and wait to buy it.

Yes shredded things could be good for cakes (not courgettes ) but I only eat them

I'll get my coat I'm never going to be helpful on cooking bakery gadgets. But I'll come back if you need a rabbit :rotfl:

Nannylala

Just popped in to say Night night have had a lovely day with all the Family and exchanged lots of lovely Easter gifts not all eggs I might add.Too tired to have a proper catchup so hope everyone has had a nice pleasant day:)and wanted to send caring thoughts to you Tiny re the awful news regarding the tragic accident in Spain of that young lady :eek:

purpledonkey

fairclaire wrote: »

Yes shredded things could be good for cakes (not courgettes ) but I only eat them

I'll get my coat I'm never going to be helpful on cooking bakery gadgets. But I'll come back if you need a rabbit :rotfl:

:eek: Noted

http://rejuvenatedforlife.com/20-awesome-spiralizer-recipes-to-try-today/

Ooooh the sweet potato fries. Ok, I think if I can knock them down to a tenner on price, I'm in

Anon

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Congratulations that was a long wait.

Long wait ...? Nine months, give or take ... .

Anon