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A few pairs of Rohan wicking undies for our trip to India, and a laser level
What have you bought today?
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Broke it already! Leant over to pick up my cuppa, heard/felt a 'crack' in the arm and a bit of it has dropped and now squeaks when it’s pressed. Waiting for Next customer service to call me back.
Edit: Sending their sofa man round in 10 days time to inspect it and fill in a report.
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Broke it already! Leant over to pick up my cuppa, heard/felt a 'crack' in the arm and a bit of it has dropped and now squeaks when it’s pressed. Waiting for Next customer service to call me back.
Edit: Sending their sofa man round in 10 days time to inspect it and fill in a report.
Report will say something along the lines of '... Customer eats far too many big breakfasts'.
Shhhhhh!Report will say something along the lines of '... Customer eats far too many big breakfasts'.
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have you looked up the word motte in the urban dictionary?I’m in the process of booking a little car trip to France for our anniversary. Just booked our first nights overnight stopover at where else but……….
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So it is basically "village of the remoaners"
Damn you Dork - you’re half right! The other week, my mum offered me her air fryer - she'd only used it 3 times and didn't like it. I turned it down as it’s a f'king stainless steel monster and looked like it came out of a 1950's Russian kitchen. Anyway, our daughter only went and bought me one for Father's day - Mrs Mottie didn’t know - if she had, she would have told her not to get it. Only a small basic jobbie, this one: https://vesync.uk/collections/air-fryer/products/air-fryer-3-5l-cp137-for-home-use-cosori
She bought me the same one she has and she says they use theirs all time and they are very healthy eaters. Yesterday night, I chucked in some chips, onion rings and the grandsons remaining standby chicken nuggets. Cracking meal in 15 minutes!
Tonight, I had a root around in the freezer and I found a couple of cooked but frozen chicken legs. After checking whether cooked frozen chicken could be cooked in the air fryer, in went one of the legs and a handful of chips. Didn’t even bother pre-warming it. 15 minutes later - chicken and chips!
I'm impressed at the moment but I can also remember being impressed with our teasmade, a George Forman grill, a smoothie maker, an ice cream maker, a milk frother, pasta maker, chocolate fountain etc etc
We'll see.
Sent her a photo of tonights dinner and got this back.
I recommended an air fryer to me mate, on the basis that the chips were superb.Damn you Dork - you’re half right! The other week, my mum offered me her air fryer - she'd only used it 3 times and didn't like it. I turned it down as it’s a f'king stainless steel monster and looked like it came out of a 1950's Russian kitchen. Anyway, our daughter only went and bought me one for Father's day - Mrs Mottie didn’t know - if she had, she would have told her not to get it. Only a small basic jobbie, this one: https://vesync.uk/collections/air-fryer/products/air-fryer-3-5l-cp137-for-home-use-cosori
She bought me the same one she has and she says they use theirs all time and they are very healthy eaters. Yesterday night, I chucked in some chips, onion rings and the grandsons remaining standby chicken nuggets. Cracking meal in 15 minutes!
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Tonight, I had a root around in the freezer and I found a couple of cooked but frozen chicken legs. After checking whether cooked frozen chicken could be cooked in the air fryer, in went one of the legs and a handful of chips. Didn’t even bother pre-warming it. 15 minutes later - chicken and chips!
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I'm impressed at the moment but I can also remember being impressed with our teasmade, a George Forman grill, a smoothie maker, an ice cream maker, a milk frother, pasta maker, chocolate fountain etc etc
We'll see.
He wasn't impressed.
Admitted some weeks later that his missus had put the chipped potatoes in, but never considered they might need some oil in there too
First thing I tried was chipping up a potato and trying that out. Not successful. I cut the chips thin like French fries, sprayed them with oil and used the default setting for chips which was 25 minutes at 195° and I pre-warmed it too. Came out burnt. Chucked some frozen oven fries in there, 190° for 15 minutes, no pre-warming. Perfect.I recommended an air fryer to me mate, on the basis that the chips were superb.
He wasn't impressed.
Admitted some weeks later that his missus had put the chipped potatoes in, but never considered they might need some oil in there too
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I recommended an air fryer to me mate, on the basis that the chips were superb.
He wasn't impressed.
Admitted some weeks later that his missus had put the chipped potatoes in, but never considered they might need some oil in there too
Up your game with a Breville Joule Turbo - it's not an air fryer but it's another cool kitchen gadget.
I think that will be my next kitchen gadget purchase.
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Don’t like too many gadgets cluttering up the worktops so if I really got on with it, I might consider replacing our microwave with this:
I'm not surprised.
Too little mass in each chip.
Chip them about 1cm thick, a small splash of veg oil.
200 degrees.
Time will vary, depending on how many you've chucked in.
Enough for two greedy buggers? 25 minutes is plenty.
Mine's an actifry though, so I can see how they're doing via the window
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