What's the best £1 you've ever spent?

TheITBod

Give. Us. Froth-er.
We. Want. Frothhhh-er.
F-ROTH-E-then an R.
@MSE_Becky...where yo frother at gurl?

Former_MSE_Becky

TheITBod said:

Give. Us. Froth-er.
We. Want. Frothhhh-er.
F-ROTH-E-then an R.
@MSE_Becky...where yo frother at gurl?

Hi TheITBod, 

It's great to see you enthusiastic about the frother! Like myself and my colleagues, we've all been high-five-ing at the sheer joy it brings. Anyway, to answer your question, here are four sequenced photos of the frother in action, or should I say in milk 

TheITBod

Oh what a joy! I was starting to think the frother was entirely a fabrication but I am glad to see it in action - much appreciated, @MSE_Becky. 

And may I say, what a beautiful machine...I hope you cleaned it properly after use...last thing you want is milk protein rotting on your whisk tip and spreading bacteria to your future brews.

Former_MSE_Becky

TheITBod said:

Oh what a joy! I was starting to think the frother was entirely a fabrication but I am glad to see it in action - much appreciated, @MSE_Becky. 

And may I say, what a beautiful machine...I hope you cleaned it properly after use...last thing you want is milk protein rotting on your whisk tip and spreading bacteria to your future brews.

Thanks, TheITBod! I've made sure to dip it in the pool before I've let it out to play

Better to be on the safe side in frothy town. 

Humdinger1

In 1993, I bought a round wooden chopping board for £1.  I still use it most days.  Humdinger x

TheITBod

Humdinger1 said:

In 1993, I bought a round wooden chopping board for £1.  I still use it most days.  Humdinger x

Sounds like a good bargain...have you got a picture of the board? if not, can you take one and make it choppy?

TheITBod

Not a day goes by I don't think about this frother.

Hoping you're keeping it sanitised if it's communally used in the MSE office...there's a bug about atm, @MSE_Becky - can't be too careful.

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£1 Poundland highlighters, better than my mate’s branded ones

Steve_L

I've just spent 99p on 20 custom printed iron-on clothes labels on a certain online auction site that "must not be named". Factoring in the cost of the blank labels, an envelope and especially postage, even second class, I can't see how they make any profit.

fun4everyone

In the late 90s I spent £1 on a ZX80 (without a box, but with leads) at a car boot sale.  Tested it on getting home and it worked fine.  Couple of years later put it up on ebay and was surprised to get £200 for it!  It was bought by a retro shop who I think boxed it with a manual and sold it on.  Probably could have got more but was well chuffed.  Cool story bro.