Brilliant for many vegetables that you'd normally steam. And less washing up. One other use is heating milk for a hot drink - if you like that sort of thing. No pan to clean as you do it in the mug.
Is it worth having a microwave oven repaired?
Feb 03, 2005
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I got one of those George Forman grill thingies for Xmas. Great for bacon, as much easier to clean than a grill pan. Heats up quicker than my electric grill too.
When our kids were little, we had a little hand-operated food mill. We fed them whatever we were having, suitably pulverised. It was a very simple contraption, easy to take apart and clean. It handled tiny quantities much more easily than a blender or liquidiser, and was small enough to carry with us when we were out and about.
Sheila
"Mary Fisher" wrote | I reckon it would take 15 minutes to fill the bath,
Was your house plumbed by IMM?
Owain
I'm sure that was very funny.
What's a McArdle?
Mary
We didn't go out and about :-(
And I didn't know of the existence of a food mill, it sounds good. My godmother bought us the mixer, bless her.
We had to - the kids came to work with us. We took them with us to trade fairs, too.
Sheila
You snipped!
Mary
There's a reason I want my baths to fill in 2 minutes. 15 minutes is a luxury. 10 minutes is more likely.
Christian.
It used to be like that here when the children were all at home. I'd forgotton.
I'll appreciate my wallows even more, thank you!
Mary
I don't know much about it - it's a "Micro-Kiln 9" by LVR products, but it's a few years old and I don't know where it came from or if they're still around.
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I'm glad I bothered to read this thread. It could be the nswer to several problems!
Mary
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