Family of 5 'shop from home'food storage challenge...

taurusgb

Yategirl wrote: »

http://www2.westfalia.net/shops/household/kitchen/cooking_desiccating_grilling/desiccating_appliances/289502-food_dehydrator.htm?vbSESSID=bdbaf51ebf93a778a4463c86473f76aa

is this any good?

looks good to me yategirl...are you going to buy yourself an early Christmas present?

Yategirl

Will see if I can persuade dh to get it for me for crimbo

D&DD

Mollymop5 wrote: »

You're right Jamie I can't wait.I already feel thankful for having such a fab large house with small rent but the windows and doors are going to make such an improvement.That room will be much warmer and more appealling.I'm going to put some worktops in and shelves and boxes.I love BOGOF offers but have been restricted as to how much I can store.Now I can just go mad.I hope to get the garden into gear this year so will have somewhere to store my veg ect thats not too hot.I'm signing upto so many challenges ect on here I'm getting addicted.Do love the recipes on here and seeing everyones pics.
Hope your day improves Dee and we see you on here later

Hi Molly that utility room sounds wonderful I'd love a room like that Can you imagine??:rotfl: The garden will come together in time..we've been here nearly 8 years and its took us that long to get it sorted

D&DD

Yategirl wrote: »

http://www2.westfalia.net/shops/household/kitchen/cooking_desiccating_grilling/desiccating_appliances/289502-food_dehydrator.htm?vbSESSID=bdbaf51ebf93a778a4463c86473f76aa

is this any good?

That looks lovely bit unsure about the plug thing though...are they ok to use over here still? Would you need to find an adaptor??Might be worth asking?

Yategirl

D&DD wrote: »

That looks lovely bit unsure about the plug thing though...are they ok to use over here still? Would you need to find an adaptor??Might be worth asking?

I saw that too.... thought I would ask dh when Top Gear has finished - dare not interupt!!

taurusgb

D&DD wrote: »

That looks lovely bit unsure about the plug thing though...are they ok to use over here still? Would you need to find an adaptor??Might be worth asking?

Oops - hadn;t noticed the plug! if it's a standard USA plug adaptors are easy (and not to expensive) to buy

Mollymop5

Yategirl wrote: »

http://www2.westfalia.net/shops/household/kitchen/cooking_desiccating_grilling/desiccating_appliances/289502-food_dehydrator.htm?vbSESSID=bdbaf51ebf93a778a4463c86473f76aa

is this any good?

Has anyone used this site before? Theres some lovely gadgets on

D&DD

ravylesley wrote: »

This is my first post on this thread but I've been reading it for a while before I decided to open my gob and chip my two pence in lol

I have a donut maker and I love it to bits but I dont ice my donuts I just do them plain and stick a bowl of melted chocolate on the table as a dip and I know its unhealthy but the kids love it

Taurusb you are going to love your ice-cream maker I used to have one of those ones with a freezable bowl.But as my freezer is always crammed to the gills I never had any space to freeze it so I treated myself to one with a built in refridgeration unit and its one of my best buys ever as the kids love the stuff and its really quick and easy to use.

Now I want a dehydrator to play with in the summer when there are plenty of fruits and veg about that are cheap.I couldnt even begin to think about growing my own veg as our garden is full with slides and swings and is strictly the property of my four kids.But I am full of admiration for all of you that do though

Lesleyxx

Hi Lesley ooh thats a great idea letting them dunk their own saves me getting plastered :rotfl: although DS3 usually sprinkles (the hundreds and thousands :eek: ) for me..

D&DD

Mollymop5 wrote: »

Has anyone used this site before? Theres some lovely gadgets on

NOOOOOO they have the apple peeler thingy *ties hands behind back*

JAMIEDODGER

D&DD wrote: »

NOOOOOO they have the apple peeler thingy *ties hands behind back*

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::D