HM Burgers!

chatta

dora37 wrote:

Just tried that, however it is not bringing up it thread specific - just the main page.

Glad someone found it for you, in my history there are two parts, one is the main site and other is under forums.moneysavingexpert.com, just check to see if you have that too. Might be useful next time

thriftlady_2

chatta wrote:

Did you search from home, try going into your history and the thread should be there.

Sorry to be thick, but how do you find your history ?

chatta

thriftlady wrote:

Sorry to be thick, but how do you find your history ?

Not thick at all I am using ie7 so hard for me to explain Someone here will help you though If you are using ie7 then I can help........

anguk

thriftlady wrote:

Sorry to be thick, but how do you find your history ?

I'm using IE6 and the History button is just above the address bar (it looks like a clock with an arrow). Click that and a box should open on the left-hand side of the screen listing all the websites you've visited, if you click on a website it'll then show you each page you've visited.

Oh, I've just realised if you press Ctrl+H at any time the History box opens!

thriftlady_2

Of course, I knew that:o Blimey I'm having a senior moment and I'm only 40:rotfl: I thought you were referring to something on MSE that I didn't know about:rolleyes: I use the history facility all the time:o Anyway thanks:D

anguk

Don't worry about it, I have senior moments all the time and I'm only 39! :rotfl:

Redrose

Was just reading a thread about HM beefburgers, and was just wondering if there was a contraption to make perfectly round burgers.Have had a look on goolge,but they seem to be more for the professional cook.Thanks in advance Di

Uniscots97

My Gran uses a round pastry cutter.

newlywed

Do an ebay search on burger press and lots come up. Its like a little tub you fill and then put a lid on and press down Saves messy hands

Mine is like this one: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=270107676128

tr3mor

I wrap balls of mince in clingfilm, then flatten and freeze them.

It doesn't make perfectly round ones, but you can get them much thinner and flatter than just moulding them in your hands.