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Or bye bye then buy.Buy buy buy!
Or bye bye then buy.Buy buy buy!
Bye bye into Bunnings recycle bins then buy.Or bye bye then buy.
Sell the antique on EBay for a fortune then make enough for two replacements!Or bye bye then buy.
Sell the antique on EBay for a fortune then make enough for two replacements!
Glue? I did give my brother such a birthday card which has created a family tradition to see what I can up with each year. 2020 was a dud in May. But I already have his card for 2021.If that's an antique what does that make me?
Just don’t do what I did. My old Kenwood must have been the same vintage as yours and went on me about 4 years ago. Didn’t even hesitate or investigate , just went and bought a new Kenwood - the Titanium one with all the bits - just loved my old Kenwood.Does anyone have any pros and cons on Kitchen Aid vs Kenwood. I like KA has two size bowls and pretty colours but they're quite a lot more expensive than the basic Kenwood
If that's an antique what does that make me?
Just don’t do what I did. My old Kenwood must have been the same vintage as yours and went on me about 4 years ago. Didn’t even hesitate or investigate , just went and bought a new Kenwood - the Titanium one with all the bits - just loved my old Kenwood.
Then a few weeks after buying a friend took me to a Thermomix demo and I fell in love, so I now have both! Although there is obviously a crossover, I still prefer my Kenwood for cakes
I know people rave about Thermomix and I've had a demo but can't justify the price (if I was much younger I might consider it)
That’s two models ago, hasn’t been sold for about 4 years . It never “exploded”. The lid used to come off and potentially spray burning fluid around. Thermomix behaved pretty badly ( in fact they quite often seem to be less than customer oriented). However the new models (including mine) have a design which locks the lid on so it’s quite safe now. I use it almost every day and have had no issues. It’s an amazing machine and I love using it and so does Mr FM. Still prefer the Kenwood for conventional cakes though....[*as long as it isn't the Thermomix model that explodes and burns its users severely, fault denied by manufacturer and had ACCC intervention and a $4.6M fine for misleading purchasers]
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My friend who is a pastry chef swears by her Kenwood.Does anyone have any pros and cons on Kitchen Aid vs Kenwood. I like KA has two size bowls and pretty colours but they're quite a lot more expensive than the basic Kenwood
My KA is about 12yrs old and love it, still going great. I think if you love your item then you take extra care of it. It took me a while to allow it but hubby uses it more than I do these days.Does anyone have any pros and cons on Kitchen Aid vs Kenwood. I like KA has two size bowls and pretty colours but they're quite a lot more expensive than the basic Kenwood
My KA is about 12yrs old and love it, still going great. I think if you love your item then you take extra care of it. It took me a while to allow it but hubby uses it more than I do these days.
Bidets. Love them. Husband hates them. We will have two bathrooms in the apartment so here is my chance to keep the lid down. Anyone have one post fitted and experiences?
Jura - we bought our last one from here.Automatic coffee machines - any recommendations? I have a Delonghi which is on its last legs. I've been pretty happy with it but wondering if anyone has any recommendations? Looking for something fully automatic.