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Tinyshoes

DeeDee74 wrote: »

De-box them mildrid you can fit far more in that way:D

Smaller scale but I had to do that with my Boots orders at xmas, I had five boxes that I got down to one and carried couple of other things. I gave all the packaging back to the SA.

I do think things are over packaged these days though sometimes you get things that are swimming around in their boxes such waste. :mad:

Tinyshoes

Have we seen this from grabbit thank to OP.

Amazon deal of the day Panasonic breadmaker £69.99

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5434753

I can recommend Panasonic we have had our bread maker over 10 years now (paid around £80 then) and it still produces a good loaf. :T

chandlerscroft

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Have we seen this from grabbit thank to OP.

Amazon deal of the day Panasonic breadmaker £69.99

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5434753

I can recommend Panasonic we have had our bread maker over 10 years now (paid around £80 then) and it still produces a good loaf. :T

Likewise I just upgraded my previous Panasonic as it's worn out, got this model now they are definitely the best I've tried

pacifica9

cheer1eader wrote: »

looking at parking near leicester quare for friday & can't believe how expensive it is :eek:

We always park at a tube station at the end of the line (depending on your direction - from the north we used end of the Julibee line) as it's only a few quid for the day - then tube it in.

cheer1eader

pacifica9 wrote: »

We always park at a tube station at the end of the line (depending on your direction - from the north we used end of the Julibee line) as it's only a few quid for the day - then tube it in.

thanks we normally park at bromley by bow when travelling from home but we're staying at borehamwood thursday so will be travelling from there so ideally looking to park in london as no congestion charge on friday & then easier to travel home

Tinyshoes

chandlerscroft wrote: »

Likewise I just upgraded my previous Panasonic as it's worn out, got this model now they are definitely the best I've tried

How long did your original keep going for? I reckon it could be nearly 15 years that we have had ours it gets used at least twice a week, sometimes bit of a gap if I have picked up loads of reduced bread.

Ours has a little thing on top you can put in raisins and nuts etc, often make olive bread. :cool: I didn't look to see if the Amazon deal has.

underperky

May I ask how many people on here use the electric bread makers and

are they worth buying .. as I live alone bread is always being wasted

well given to the birds so its not really wasted

pacifica9

cheer1eader wrote: »

thanks we normally park at bromley by bow when travelling from home but we're staying at borehamwood thursday so will be travelling from there so ideally looking to park in london as no congestion charge on friday & then easier to travel home

Sounds like a plan. Hope you have an excellent time.

underperky

Tinyshoes I may have to come for the tea and cake and drool ...so get the napkins ready

chandlerscroft

Tinyshoes wrote: »

How long did your original keep going for? I reckon it could be nearly 15 years that we have had ours it gets used at least twice a week, sometimes bit of a gap if I have picked up loads of reduced bread.

Ours has a little thing on top you can put in raisins and nuts etc, often make olive bread. :cool: I didn't look to see if the Amazon deal has.

Yes my Panasonic breadmaker was about 10 years old, certainly had my monies worth out of it