You can actually buy bread at your local supermarket, these days.
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bread machine scrap - any dough mixers out there?
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15 years ago
Didn't 'Trigger' out of Only Fools & Horses have one like that?
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15 years ago
I see you are trying to improve the way people think of drivel by showing them how good he is compared to you.
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15 years ago
Yes, same here, most things i buy don't last but the Panasonic breadmaker hasn't put a spoke wrong in the last 4 years And we do use it regularly!
Janet
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15 years ago
Not everyone has a local supermarket.
Besides, not everyone likes Chorleywood process bread.
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You already hold the crown Dennis. You make Drivel seem sensible.
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If they had a usb socket, many end users would have come up with a whole range of different uses and programs for it. People would be using them to make breads, cakes, soups, jams, pie fillings, rice, stews, mould plastics, breed tadpoles, dehydrate food, you name it. The machines would thus be far more used and worth more.
NT
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15 years ago
Mixing mortar, making polyfilla, mixing plaster, stirring paint, thinning PVA...
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15 years ago
Market for a brand new DIY gadget there. :-)
The Gabriel Multi Mix.