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what's your most used kitchen appliance?, complete fluff...

MrsDamonSalvator... MrsDamonSalvatore View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 06:36 PM Post #1
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DH and i were having a conversation about our cafe press after dinner tonight. i have had the cafe press for just under 12 months, but have only ever used it to make toasted sandwiches once. i do however use it almost EVERY night. i cook EVERYTHING in it! from sausgages,steaks,kebabs, chops, pancakes, kiev's, snitzels and any other meat you could think of. DH thinks its wierd. but i find the press cooks everything so much faster and more evenly!!! do you have a kitchen applience that you tend to favour? even if you dont use it for its intended purpose???

jojonbeanie View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 06:37 PM Post #2
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The dishwasher.

coffeetogo View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 06:39 PM Post #3
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The toaster and the kettle.

Katia09 View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 06:40 PM Post #4
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The kettle

Divvy View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 06:41 PM Post #5
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The dishwasher The coffee machine The oven The microwave

HeroOfCanton View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 06:47 PM Post #6
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The dishwasher. But for making food, the rice cooker - we make tonnes of the stuff! Also, our microwave steamer - doesn't really count as an appliance though, I guess...?

Banana Pancakes View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 06:49 PM Post #7
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Dishwasher!

Guest_mbride_*	20/03/2012, 06:50 PM Post #8


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mamaknits View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 06:51 PM Post #9
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Kettle!

a4anna View Member Profile	20/03/2012, 06:52 PM Post #10
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My Nespresso

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