Re: Iron is PEEING ON EVERYTHING!






"Kate Dicey" <kate@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Candide wrote:
>
>
> > Ok, back to kitchen gadgets. Have three blenders, but the vintage
> > "bee-hive" Oster gets the most workout, mainly for "smoothies"
which
> > seem to be the craze lately. The Salton yogurt maker is in what
seems
> > constant use. I do bake home made bread, but we cut our the old
> > fashioned way, with a bread knife. Both my Bosch and Kenwood mixer
get
> > regular workouts. If anyone were to bring me another one of either,
I'd
> > be thrilled!
> >
> > Candide
>
> Sounds like you have blenders the way I have sewing machines (up to 10
> now). My sister has a breadmaker that gets regular use, and a Wearing
> blender for smoothies and such. I just use my Magimix 5100 and my
Bamix
> hand held blender for making the things, and bake the bread in the
oven.
> I don't have a yoghurt maker - though I'd quite like one, along with
> an ice cream maker! My kitchen isn't really big enough to leave them
> out for regular use, and I don't have the cupboard space to store
them.

The Salton yoghurt maker is a vintage item that is rather long and
narrow. It holds about six or seven "cups", which come with the machine.
Basically it is a incubator that holds the correct temp that keeps the
little yoghurt making germies happy. I make it "plain" then everyone
can top it off with what they like, such as jam or fresh fruit, and yes
even turned into smoothies.

If looking for an ice cream maker, think there was/is a Kenwood
attachment for this. Am sure I saw one on eBay once, but it was on the
Brit side of the pond. Will have to take a look at my well worn Kenwood
mixer book.

Candide




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