Thermomix

[Roger645]

I find myself being seduced by the prospect of laying out a load of cash for a Thermomix, does anyone have one? And, for a domestic enthusiasts kitchen is it overkill or will it help me produce great food etc.

Thanks

Roger

[Roger645]

PugwasHDJ80 said:

incredibe incredible incredible things

would love one- would be able to chuck away about 5 different things, and would probably stop buying half the sauces i buy. have seen these things make all sorts of unlikely things- breads, soups, ice creams, anything really.

interesting that kenwood have bought out a chef that can also cook as well-= that could be interesting, but probably not as versatile as a thermomix and not a lot cheaper.

Thanks for the response, I do have the previously mentioned items but was interested in is as a "one stop shop" for kitchen appliances. The bread kneading would be a welcome addition as well.

I might have to book myself on one of the demos and have a look in real life.

[Roger645]

dazco said:

What do they do, in laymans terms?

Do a quick google, there are lots of You-tube videos showing them in action.

[Roger645]

Mr Pies said:

I've just been watching a few videos of them on YouTube. Looks like a waste of money to me.

Why's that?

[Roger645]

Mr Pies said:

I don't like her dress either. And the colour of the kitchen annoys me