Good foodie gift results?
Good foodie gift results?
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miniman

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30,039 posts

291 months

Saturday 25th December 2010
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Seems that Mrs Miniman has been listening carefully to my "if only I had a..." ranting smile







Anyone else get anything good?

Wadeski

9,026 posts

242 months

Saturday 25th December 2010
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slow cooker and two cookbooks smile

Piglet

6,250 posts

284 months

Saturday 25th December 2010
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Kinda self bought biggrin

Must remember to count fingers before use!

Pferdestarke

7,192 posts

216 months

Saturday 25th December 2010
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Brilliant!

VR6time

1,758 posts

239 months

Saturday 25th December 2010
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Marmite chocolate. Just plucking up the courage to try it.

Wadeski

9,026 posts

242 months

Saturday 25th December 2010
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Pferdestarke said:


Brilliant!
did you also take advantage of the Amazon deal?


Mr Gearchange

5,892 posts

235 months

Saturday 25th December 2010
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Stovetop espresso maker
Waitrose cooks hamper
Truffle oil
Dinner Service

manic47

737 posts

194 months

Saturday 25th December 2010
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An Escoffier cookbook here, plus a mandolin.
I'm wondering how long till the book is covered in blood. smile

sleep envy

62,260 posts

278 months

Saturday 25th December 2010
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A butchery course at the ginger pig, a wine tasting course, a vinture wine aerator, a bottle of sparkling shiraz, elec spice grinder and a few other odds and sods

eta - some wine aromas and a moleskine wine diary too

mrs envy obviously had a theme going...

Edited by sleep envy on Saturday 25th December 22:26

jamiebae

6,245 posts

240 months

Saturday 25th December 2010
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A bottle of Bunnahabhain 12, a litre of Grey Goose and a pasta maker here smile

AlpineWhite

2,164 posts

224 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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Jamie's 30 minute meals cookery book. I'll give them a go but I think I might be left muttering like Jim Royle - thirty minutes my arse, the cheeky little git, etc.

escargot

17,123 posts

246 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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3 x wusthof knives and the diamond steel
Dinner service
Loads of cook books
Mincer
Piping bag
Those silicon baking sheet thingys for doing tweels
Bottle of port
Worm crisps


sleep envy

62,260 posts

278 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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What are the crisps like?

captainzep

13,306 posts

221 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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Thank you Mrs Zep.

If only it was the time of year where the supermarkets are wanting to divest themselves of large joints of meat cheaply. Ooooh hang on...


Cotty

42,226 posts

313 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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Nothing food related.

escargot

17,123 posts

246 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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sleep envy said:
What are the crisps like?


Very dry - didn't taste of much really.

dan101smith

17,049 posts

240 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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A decent Nespresso machine plus a tonne of capsules, and an hour and a half with our local butcher learning to chop up a whole lamb.

Good work mrs.

bobthemonkey

4,206 posts

245 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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Bottle of Zubrowka, expensive apple juice and a yard of Jaffa cakes.

PaulHogan

7,558 posts

307 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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2Kg box of Charbonnel & Walker truffles
Set of chopping boards in stand
Cake stand
Bottle of Armagnac

grumbledoak

32,571 posts

262 months

Sunday 26th December 2010
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bobthemonkey said:
Bottle of Zubrowka, expensive apple juice and a yard of Jaffa cakes.
Sounds like a fantastic afternoon! hehe



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