ice cream maker
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Trustmeimadoctor

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14,350 posts

184 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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Mrs wants one anybody recommend a decent one please keep in mind it may only get used once like most kitchen gadgets

louiebaby

10,939 posts

220 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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I'll sell you a top of the range one, two years old, used twice.

The missus won't even notice it's gone.

louiebaby

10,939 posts

220 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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It's one of these:

http://www.johnlewis.com/230858194/Product.aspx

No box, but I can probably find the instructions. It'll just need a bit of a wipe, as it have been in the cupboard since a few weeks after we got married...

marctwo

3,666 posts

289 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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I have a Cuisinart which I use all the time. I tried a Philips previously which was very flimsy. Don't imagine that you are going to save any money by making your own but the fun of being able to make any flavour you like is priceless.

Nigel H

2,237 posts

239 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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I got a cheapy one

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-BH-941P-Ice-Crea...

It's good, you just have to make your own custard and then chuck it in the freezer. 2 hours later ice cream smile

Maybe worth a try before you go the whole hog and buy a £200+ thing?

Coco H

4,237 posts

266 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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louiebaby said:
It's one of these:

http://www.johnlewis.com/230858194/Product.aspx

No box, but I can probably find the instructions. It'll just need a bit of a wipe, as it have been in the cupboard since a few weeks after we got married...
My mother has one of those and for some ridiculous reason one of these as well

http://www.johnlewis.com/230843363/Product.aspx

The smaller one gets used more often. Probably because it is much easier to get out of the cupboard!

grumbledoak

32,549 posts

262 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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I've got the wee Magimix. It works very well and doesn't cost so much that you'll care if it goes unused.

louiebaby

10,939 posts

220 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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Nigel H said:
Maybe worth a try before you go the whole hog and buy a £200+ thing?
This is good advice I could have used a wee while ago. hehe

Melman Giraffe

6,794 posts

247 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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louiebaby said:
It's one of these:

http://www.johnlewis.com/230858194/Product.aspx

No box, but I can probably find the instructions. It'll just need a bit of a wipe, as it have been in the cupboard since a few weeks after we got married...
Thats a nice bit of kit. How does £10 sound? smile

Trustmeimadoctor

Original Poster:

14,350 posts

184 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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£15 wink

louiebaby

10,939 posts

220 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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You bunch of buggers. smile

Melman Giraffe

6,794 posts

247 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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louiebaby said:
You bunch of buggers. smile
Ok that was a bit mean. How about £10 a mince pie and my collection of Womens Weekly which includes 2008 Mum of the year pullout sponsored by Iceland smile

Deal?

louiebaby

10,939 posts

220 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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Melman Giraffe said:
Ok that was a bit mean. How about £10 a mince pie and my collection of Womens Weekly which includes 2008 Mum of the year pullout sponsored by Iceland smile

Deal?
Buyer collects?

Melman Giraffe

6,794 posts

247 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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louiebaby said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Ok that was a bit mean. How about £10 a mince pie and my collection of Womens Weekly which includes 2008 Mum of the year pullout sponsored by Iceland smile

Deal?
Buyer collects?
Slight problem. I seem to have soiled the 2008 mum of the year pull out! Should be ok apart Kerry Katona's a bit stuck together.

louiebaby

10,939 posts

220 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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Melman Giraffe said:
louiebaby said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Ok that was a bit mean. How about £10 a mince pie and my collection of Womens Weekly which includes 2008 Mum of the year pullout sponsored by Iceland smile

Deal?
Buyer collects?
Slight problem. I seem to have soiled the 2008 mum of the year pull out! Should be ok apart Kerry Katona's a bit stuck together.
Throw in another mince pie, and you're hot to trot. (Same applies to Kerry Katona normally, I suspect.)

marctwo

3,666 posts

289 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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louiebaby said:
Melman Giraffe said:
louiebaby said:
Melman Giraffe said:
Ok that was a bit mean. How about £10 a mince pie and my collection of Womens Weekly which includes 2008 Mum of the year pullout sponsored by Iceland smile

Deal?
Buyer collects?
Slight problem. I seem to have soiled the 2008 mum of the year pull out! Should be ok apart Kerry Katona's a bit stuck together.
Throw in another mince pie, and you're hot to trot. (Same applies to Kerry Katona normally, I suspect.)
I'd be interested too. PM me if you are serious about selling (can't offer any mags though).

louiebaby

10,939 posts

220 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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marctwo said:
I'd be interested too. PM me if you are serious about selling (can't offer any mags though).
I've asked the missus. wink

SMGB

790 posts

168 months

Monday 17th December 2012
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We had a Gelato which was nice piece of kit. We used ours a lot and the ice creams were sumptuos but the OH mostly made sorbets with it, obviously for calorie control reasons. I prefferd the ice cream but home made fruit sorbets are just stunning, you will never look at a shop bought one the same again.
I wouldnt recommend that brand as it failed at about 2 years old and we threw it out. By then the fun must have gone out of it because we never replaced it, even though I offered, the results were that good.
If you think you can get away with breadmaker we have 2 we never use smile