Liquidised Bread Machine

[peterjg]

My Kenwood Food Mixer (it was the wife's but I pinched it) has packed up.

Can anyone recommend a replacement - it will see a lot of use! Thanks.

 

[mikench]

The Lidl mini chopper! It's £9.99 and perfect for bread!

 

[Richox12]

My Moulinex packed in a short while ago after easily 30 years !!!

Bought a £20 Tesco own brand job and it's absolutely fine. It'll probably last longer than I live !

 

[103841]

Forget the rest, the Duronic BL1200 is a beast of a machine.

Duronic BL1200 Electric Blender | Stainless-Steel Ninja Sharp Blades | 1.8 Litre Tritan Jug | Powerful 1200W Motor | Auto-Clean Function | Makes Smoothies, Shakes, Soups, Sauces, Crushes Ice: Amazon.co.uk: Kitchen & Home

 

[mikench]

You clearly spoil your quarry John! Soup, smoothies and shakes, no wonder you catch such great fish.

 

[103841]

You clearly spoil your quarry John! Soup, smoothies and shakes, no wonder you catch such great fish.

It’s them Ninja blades!

 

[108831]

What a waste of dosh,I use a coffee grinder,do a loaf in twenty minutes or so,less than fifteen quid,must have some Yorkshireman in me....

 

[rich66]

Wait for the wife to buy a new one

 

[flightliner]

What a waste of dosh,I use a coffee grinder,do a loaf in twenty minutes or so,less than fifteen quid,must have some Yorkshireman in me....

Can't be right that Alan, no Yorkshireman as ever had nearly £15 to spend!

 

[108831]

Thank God for that Mick,I was already making an appointment at the hospital to have my wallet surgically removed...

 

[mikench]

What wallet is that then!!

 

[108831]

Thanks for that Mike,I'd forgotten my missus might see this and start looking for it...what wallet dearest....

 

[rayner]

What a waste of dosh,I use a coffee grinder,do a loaf in twenty minutes or so,less than fifteen quid,must have some Yorkshireman in me....

Just because we look after our dosh doesn't make us tight, coffee grinder my eye, once dry a slap or two on the floor in a pillow case will crumb bread.

Can't be right that Alan, no Yorkshireman as ever had nearly £15 to spend!

I have in the past on the odd occasion had nearly £15.50.
No wonder foreigners get the wrong idea, tell em nowt.

 

[103841]

The blender I recommended cost me fifty quid (it’s now sixty), it not only liquidises my bread a treat but also is used to make soups, crush ice and all manner of things, no coffee grinder (or pillow case) can do that.

 

[Richox12]

Can't get enough in a coffee grinder in one go. I only use a coffee grinder for seeds etc when I want them very fine.

 

[Lark]

I bought a Moulinex (bright orange) blender/grinder at a car-boot sale in Hale, Cornwall in 1984 for £4.50.
I used the coffee grinder attachment for pellets to groundbait/paste and the main attachment unit for bread.
I wouldn't even hazard a guess how many hundreds of loaves or kilos of pellets I've processed in it but it's still going strong today.
Proper bargain!!