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Ooooh nice one.Originally posted by norrahe View PostMr N bought me a new magimix for xmas ( and b'day) as well as moleskine recipe and wine diaries.
Magimix will not be broken out until we move into the new house. I have one already but its an older version and they have widely improved the new models.
Old model will be given to a mate, along with some of the pots and pans that I cannot use on the new induction hob.
Treating myself to a new staub pan as well.
Back online, PC build looking OK but not sure whether it's picking up the SSD as I've got 3 hard drives in the box...can't seem to disable them in BIOS to check. Hmmm, I hate hardware...
Might have to repeat today tomorrow...
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I got :Originally posted by norrahe View PostMr N bought me a new magimix for xmas ( and b'day) as well as moleskine recipe and wine diaries.
Magimix will not be broken out until we move into the new house. I have one already but its an older version and they have widely improved the new models.
Old model will be given to a mate, along with some of the pots and pans that I cannot use on the new induction hob.
Treating myself to a new staub pan as well.




Keith Floyd? Who was he then?
"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Might be some sort of german fetish thing.
They seem to do a lot of that, in amongst the cannibalism.

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